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- Steam app typegame
- Steam App ID4228950
- PriceFree to play
- Release dateTo be announced
- DeveloperKotiya
- PublisherAtiya
- Parent gameNot available
Genres: Adventure, Free To Play
Company pages: Developer: KotiyaPublisher: Atiya
Dark Dreams on Diverging Roads Steam news
Dark Dreams on Diverging Roads news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.
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- DDDR: Dev Diary #2 - 19 May 2026
IntroductionI kept waffling about what Dark Dreams on Diverging Roads (DDDR) could truly be defined as. It’s a puzzle game. It’s a narrative game. But at its core, the game is driving. That’s what the player will be doing most of the time, so driving (and navigation) has to feel good. And in order to make sure it felt good… I had to test it. I felt hesitant about testing because I didn’t want people to see how unfinished the game was. But I realized doing a small test on the core mechanics early would be a lot better than finding out there were key issues with the core mechanics much later on. (It’s funny, I’m a professional user researcher. I know the importance of early testing. But when you’re making art, it’s really easy to feel insecure about it.) In April I ran a small playtest on the controls and how it felt to navigate to objective locations, using a unique level created just fo…
- DDDR: Dev Diary #1 - 1 February 2026
IntroductionIn late 2024 I travelled abroad, by myself, for the first time. It wasn’t a long journey. I flew from Toronto to LA, and the whole trip took just a few hours. I was scared shitless. The reason why was simple enough: I’m a pretty anxious person. It’s my duty to come up with an endless string of macabre scenarios. And true to my character I had some on repeat leading up to the flight. The plane could crash. I could get kidnapped. I could lose all my things and end up stranded, never to return home. Or worse! There was always worse.At times I wanted to cancel the trip entirely. But I didn’t want my irrational fears to get in the way of what might have been a once in a lifetime opportunity. So I sucked it up, booked the flight tickets, and went on this journey. The “once in a lifetime opportunity” was being invited to the Game Awards. I’m glad I went. I met some great people :)…
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