Koshka Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID1352270
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateComing soon
• DeveloperAnastasia Kochenikhina
• PublisherThe Post-Soviet State of Mind
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Adventure

Company pages: Developer: Anastasia KochenikhinaPublisher: The Post-Soviet State of Mind

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• From Russia with pancakes (and love) - 11 March 2021

  In Russia, there is a saying - not always a cat has Maslenitsa. What does that mean? It's not all doughnuts and broads. Once upon a time, every sale on Steam was an Important Event. It really was some kind of medieval festival, because, at the end of the next Winter Sale, you felt overeated (why did you buy so many games) and overspent (why did you spend so much money), but of a good sense. This week, developers from Russia and other Eastern European countries joined together to celebrate the week of Maslenitsa. This is a period when you should eat a lot of pancakes, just a monstrous lot of pancakes and enjoy spending the winter. Obviously, in the digital age, this should be accompanied by a sale on Steam. So go to the festival page and explore the strange Eastern European games. Many are sold with very cool discounts! Our Cat wishes you a merry Maslenitsa and delicious pancakes. We hav…

• Developer-community communication in the era of gaming overproduction - 4 February 2021

  This is the first post and it's supposed to be a brief explanation of what the game is about and who we are. There is a sort of network etiquette, let's call it that, which makes all people write the same way. Well, like you have a coffee shop, and you start an Instagram blog and start writing like: "How nice to start Monday with a cup of cappuccino and a freshly baked croissant! Be sure to try our new croissant with lavender cream" So what the problem with such Instagrams? Well, they are always trying to pretend that everything is fine, that they are a successful network coffee shop for happy idlers. Hey, you are promoting a coffee shop near the business centre "Gardens of Depression", and the same office people go to you every morning, and they don't think Mondays are nice, they just need some sugary, some fat and caffeine, so they not meltdown at by 11 a.m. Some indies are also tryin…