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Update: to celebrate developers being able to set their own prices, Eets is participating in BecauseWeMay – from May 24 to June 1, the original Eets game is on sale for $2.99 (original price $9.99). Please join us in supporting independent developers and checking out the other games on sale during this period.
This here is the original version of Eets that got us started in 2005. When you buy it from us direct, you get the game DRM free on PC and Mac, as well as a Steam Play key to play them on Steam.
Google graciously allowed us to demo a very early build of Eets Munchies on their booth on Thursday. Reception was awesome even though the build was somewhat buggy and the difficulty ramp was insane.
This is me eating their headphones as it was 2pm and I had yet to eat anything that day.
YES! Eets Munchies is in progress, and I couldn’t be more excited! Back in 2005, a group of kids in their basement created a little game in their spare time, and the result was Eets: Hunger. It’s emotional. I’m so happy to be working on a new Eets title — words can’t even express it. The art is just breathtaking, with animation by award-winning animator Aaron Bouthillier, level design and production by Jake Birkett, and programming by Infested Planet creator Alex Vostrov, among other amazing contributors, this game is just shining.
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Mark of the Ninja Special Edition DLC Coming This Summer! 19th March 2013
Every since Mark of the Ninja was released, we’ve had numerous requests for more. The trouble is, we very intentionally built Ninja to be a complete experience, both in terms of its mechanics and narrative.
But you all kept sending us messages. Then we considered what a “Criterion Collection” version of the game might be like. And with that in mind, we’ve been putting together Mark of the Ninja Special Edition. Here’s what you can look forward to in the Special Edition:
- A new level, set in a flashback to the early life of Dosan (the enlightened tattoo artist) that will set the stage for the events that transpire in Mark of the Ninja.
- A new style of play, which includes a nonlethal takedown ability, and provides a hybrid of lethal and nonlethal approaches to the game.
- Two new items, one more geared to stealth and concealment and one a bit more direct. Both the items and the new play style will be available in the main game as well as the new level. (more details at a later date).
- Finally, we’ve added a ton of developer commentary to the main game. All the original levels will feature a number of commentary nodes that discuss various aspects of the game’s creation, anecdotes, at least two history lessons and other behind the scenes info from nearly everyone on the team.
- Developer commentary has been fully localized for English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Japanese. (Additional details below.)
For anyone who has already played Mark of the Ninja, we’re hoping the Special Edition will give them a reason to revisit the game with both new challenges and insights, much like you’d watch the director’s commentary of one of your favourite movies.
The Special Edition will be available as DLC on Xbox Live Arcade and Steam. It will be released this summer (price still TBD).
Additionally, the Special Edition will be playable in part at PAX East this upcoming weekend at booth #774. If you’re going to be in Boston, we’d love to chat with you and have you check out the game (along with Don’t Starve, of course)!
Thanks again for support us and our game, and we can’t wait to get the Special Edition out to you all!