GORILLA TOWN Steam news

• Latest observed playersNot available
• SteamPulse tracked peak1
• Units sold (VGI)No data available
• Revenue (VGI)No data available
• Review score67% positive
• Total reviews6
• Release dateFeb 6, 2020
• DeveloperBASEMENT SOFTWARE
• PublisherBASEMENT SOFTWARE

Genres: Action, Casual, Indie, Strategy, Early Access

Company pages: Developer: BASEMENT SOFTWAREPublisher: BASEMENT SOFTWARE

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GORILLA TOWN Steam news

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• SCIENCE! GRAPHICAL UPDATES WOO PLAYERS! - 27 February 2020

  Thanks to all our early adopters and their continuing feedback! We've put some spit and polish on some of the graphical elements as we continue to build out the game, BUILDING OVERHAUL One of the complaints we got was the environment being too "flat". Considering the game is played on a flat screen, we took this to be "accurate". But instead of taking things too literally we dug deep into our two dimensional souls and made some updates to the buildings across the many generated cityscapes of GORILLA TOWN. We've redrawn the sprites to have more depth and shadow, as well as allowed the escaping citizens to leave a few lights on before they left. A comparison: Old terrible no-good flat buildings with dark windows: Ever so slightly improved buildings with lit windows (also showing the new film grain, and HUD, and larger characters, etc) Along with buildings we also adjusted the look of the…

• SCIENCE! BETA TESTERS SQUASH VICIOUS BUGS - 29 January 2020

  A huge thank you to all our beta testers - we want to make GORILLA TOWN a fun and bug free experience, and we couldn't do it without you! We've taken all your input from the open beta and implemented a number of improvements: HIGHLIGHTS We've added 15 new radio announcer / voice over quips and also decreased how often you will hear repeats. SCIENCE! Added multiple flying B.O.X.M.A.N robots to the first three levels for more frenetic action. Our research has concluded that getting to destroy more robots leads to more happiness. SCIENCE!. CONTROL IMPROVEMENTS Redesigned the player input area at the bottom of the screen so you can see more of the action. SCIENCE! Got rid of the leftover on-screen control mechanisms. The game evolved into being more challenging where using the mouse to manipulate the on-screen controls would put the player at a major disadvantage. We found that players were…