B.U.T.T.O.N. (Brutally Unfair Tactics Totally OK Now) Steam metadata

• Latest observed playersNot available
• SteamPulse tracked peak1
• Units sold (VGI)3,716
• Revenue (VGI)$7,216
• Review score77% positive
• Total reviews48
• Release dateFeb 28, 2011
• DeveloperCopenhagen Game Collective
• PublisherNot available

Genres: Indie

Company pages: Developer: Copenhagen Game Collective

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• Have You Played B.U.T.T.O.N? - 7 December 2017

  Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day of the year, perhaps for all time. B.U.T.T.O.N (Brutally Unfair Tactics Totally Okay Now) is a stupid and dangerous idea for a local multiplayer game. 2-8 players start off seven paces away from the computer, then race to perform some inane activity before being the first to press their button. Mild violence is actively encouraged, and it s an absolute blast. (more…)

• Of Mice And Gamepads: The Future Of Controllers - 21 May 2014

  If I m going to be dull and reductive about it, playing videogames works like this: we tell a game something through an input device say, a gamepad, motion contoller, touch screen or keyboard and get a response back in the form of images or sound. It s like a conversation, but it s shaped by the devices we use to talk. Without the Wiimote, there is no Wii Sports. Without the touch screen, there is no Fingle or Bloop . If I don t own the relevant controller, then I can t play these games. But what if the controller doesn t even exist? Many games are impossible to conceive of because we don t have the hardware to act as muse. Are we living on a junk diet of gamepads and mice or a rich land of controller plenty? Let s have a chat with a few developers and see wot what they think. …

• Indie Royale All Charity Lightning Pack raises $25k for charity - 29 May 2012

  We recently highlighted the Indie Royale All Charity Lightning Pack, a charity bundle made up of Osmos, BUTTON, The Shivah and Blueberry Garden. All of the proceeds were divvied up between a collection of charities hand-picked by the developers. Gamasutra announce that $25,529.68 (after credit card and Paypal fees) has been raised for Amnesty International, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, act!onaid and Unicef, some donated as much as $200 to the bundle. A nice bit of news there. According to the site, 4571 people bought bundles, and Indiegames and Desura waived their typical fees to deliver the games to buyers gratis. The Graduation Bundle is due to arrive in a week, keep an eye on the Indie Royale site for details on what that'll contain.

• Indie Royale All Charity Lightning Pack is live, £10k already raised for charity - 17 May 2012

  Adding the word "lightning" to things tends to make them instantly exciting, and adding the word "charity" makes them nice, so the Indie Royale team have hit on a good thing with their "All Charity Lightning Pack." It'll let you pay a small amount for a bundle that includes floaty gobble 'em up, Osmos, violent but awesome party game, BUTTON, Rabbi-tastic adventure The Shivah and the surreal, serene explorathon that is Blueberry Garden. ALL profits are divided between four charities, including Amnesty International, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, act!onaid and Unicef. The minimum price for the pack fluctuates. If more buyers pay over the required minimum, the price will drop. Otherwise, it'll rise gradually. Right now it's set at a pleasantly low £2.57 and the total donations figure just ticked over the ten thousand mark. WELL DONE EVERYONE. The deal will close in 79 hours at the ti…

• Our Newest Xbox Live Indie Favorites are Full of Rainbows and Death - 19 July 2011

  Every two weeks, we weigh in on our favorite selections on Xbox Live's indie channel. These are not Microsoft-approved games. They're created by everyone from the average Joe to upstart game companies, and reviewed by users like you. We list the stand-outs here and in the Kotaku's Favorites channel in Xbox Live's Games Marketplace. New recommendations post every two weeks. Enjoy! Rainbow Runner (80 MS Points): Rainbow Runner is a little bit of everything. Combining a shooter with platforming, rhythm and puzzle mechanics, this fast-paced rainbow-disco proves that a genre ain't nothing but a name. Don't write this game off until you experience one of the boss battles. - Sam Winstrom B.U.T.T.O.N. (240 MS Points): B.U.T.T.O.N. is one of the best indie party games money can buy. B.U.T.T.O.N. can be played by four people on one controller and is simple enough for anyone to understand. It's a…

• B.U.T.T.O.N. review - 10 July 2011

  Four sweaty young men lie groaning on the floor, aching, bruised and out of breath. Three feet away a battered keyboard lies up-ended on the carpet. Nobody knows who has won, but everyone is giggling like an idiot. This is the aftermath of one round of the indie party game B.U.T.T.O.N. It stands for Brutally Unfair Tactics Totally Okay Now, and it’s essentially a real-life beat-’em-up. In the beginning, every player chooses a button on the keyboard, and the game then unfolds in three stages. Stage one. The nervous step back. A message appears on screen telling everyone to take up to seven paces away from the keyboard. Even now, things can go wrong. The game has no way of knowing what’s going on in your front room. Halfway through the first step back, one of your friends could throw themselves bodily onto the keyboard shouting “Mine! Mine!” and there’s nothing you can do about it. Except…

• Independent Games Festival 2011 Nominees & Finalists - 1 March 2011

  Congratulations to all IGF 2011 Nominees & Finalists ! The following games are IGF 2011 Nominees or Finalists and are available on Steam! * ; * ; * ; * ; * ; * ; * ; For more information about the 13th Annual Independent Games Festival and to see the list of previous Winners & Finalists, please visit www.igf.com .

• Now Available - B.U.T.T.O.N. - 28 February 2011

  B.U.T.T.O.N. is now available on Steam and is 10% off until March 7th at 10AM PST! 2-8 players can join this unpredictable, physical party game that will have you doing whatever it takes to win (or to avoid losing!) B.U.T.T.O.N. (Brutally Unfair Tactics Totally OK Now) is a finalist for the Nuovo Award at the 13th Annual Independent Games Festival!

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