Last weekend we were guests of Game Over Milano, an underground Italian Indie Developers festival.
For the occasion we decided to bring a “beefier” version of Blue Volta‘s demo, and it has been warmly welcomed. We received lots of impressions and suggestions, which will help us improve the game as much as possible.
We would like to thank the Game Over organisers that also this year allowed us into the event, Flupazzi for creating our marvellous mascot, all of our developer friends (you are so many!) and whoever stopped by to try the game or just to say hello.
Now it’s time to get back to work. Our first objective is near and we have plenty of enthusiasm to ride.
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