A Tale of Community Growth and Development Triumphs
Hello fans of Bek, and defenders of canines worldwide!
BioGun has just completed an amazing month, first completing a highly successful closed beta, and then, as part of the SHMUP fest, the open demo. The response that we've received has left everyone in the team overjoyed at the heartwarming response from the ever-growing community.
So, what have we learned from the game sessions, and what do we think of everything? Read on to find out!
Witnessing the community expand and passionately engage in discussions about BioGun's development was a source of immense joy for the entire team. The enthusiasm from players provided a boost of motivation, and everyone involved cherished the opportunity to connect with gamers who shared their excitement for the project.
While we were always confident in the fun factor of BioGun, we were still amazed at the surge of excitement from everyone from our existing community members and the new people, those who discovered BioGun as part of the closed-beta and open demo campaigns. Frankly, the level of enthusiasm displayed has further fuelled our commitment to delivering a game that will meet and exceed everyone's expectations.
On the topic of the community, we want to thank everyone who not only took part in the playtests, but who also invested a huge amount of their own time to help us further improve BioGun with their extremely detailed feedback and bug reports. What's more, we were blown away by the community's resilience in the face of game bugs. We've seen many fantastic games turn sour due to bugs, however, despite encountering issues, testers continued to find joy in the game, underscoring the intrinsic appeal and potential of BioGun. Thanks to all of this, we were able to not only work on polishing the game but also hugely enjoy ourselves the entire time!
At this point, we want to give a very special shout-out to MegaMaster89, and Gleepot.
When the closed beta started, we were not able to verify the game's performance on the Steam Deck as our main focus was on the PC version. Therefore, while we had hoped that the game would work on the Steam Deck, we knew that there would be issues. But then the Biogun Community Stepped up and took things into their own hands! A few of our members were able to get the game running on the Steam Deck, took notes of the bugs and issues that they encountered, and even jumped into voice chats with our team to help them (our team) properly understand and identify the issues.
The result of this? We were able to work on special fixes, optimizing BioGun for the Steam Deck!
A particularly delightful highlight was the reception to the "Critical Blaster chip." It was this item that led to a truly fantastic video, curtsy of lightning47 on our Discord server. Using this item, he was able to take on every boss in the demo, without taking a single hit! Want to see how he did it? Check it out here.
[previewyoutube][/previewyoutube]
This brings us to the end of this brief update. If you take anything from this article, it’s that we are eternally grateful to the community for everything that they’ve done! We’ll be back soon with more BioGun news, so make sure to stay tuned.
[h2]About BioGun[/h2]
Face viral threats and winding corridors on your mission to save man’s best friend from the inside. Will you be the vaccine to save dog-kind from extinction, or will DocX have to return to the drawing board?
[h3]Get injected into the microscopic world![/h3]
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1219240/BioGun
If you're interested in delving deeper into the micro world of BioGun, allow me to provide you with a gentle injection of social activity. Rest assured, it will be painless, but be warned, it may have a side effect: an irresistible urge to follow BioGun's social media accounts.
🦠 Be in touch with devs on Twitter: https://twitter.com/biogungame
💉 Inject into our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/biogungame
🩺 Follow us on Facebook to get only main news: https://www.facebook.com/BioGunGame
BioGun has just completed an amazing month, first completing a highly successful closed beta, and then, as part of the SHMUP fest, the open demo. The response that we've received has left everyone in the team overjoyed at the heartwarming response from the ever-growing community.
So, what have we learned from the game sessions, and what do we think of everything? Read on to find out!
Witnessing the community expand and passionately engage in discussions about BioGun's development was a source of immense joy for the entire team. The enthusiasm from players provided a boost of motivation, and everyone involved cherished the opportunity to connect with gamers who shared their excitement for the project.
While we were always confident in the fun factor of BioGun, we were still amazed at the surge of excitement from everyone from our existing community members and the new people, those who discovered BioGun as part of the closed-beta and open demo campaigns. Frankly, the level of enthusiasm displayed has further fuelled our commitment to delivering a game that will meet and exceed everyone's expectations.
On the topic of the community, we want to thank everyone who not only took part in the playtests, but who also invested a huge amount of their own time to help us further improve BioGun with their extremely detailed feedback and bug reports. What's more, we were blown away by the community's resilience in the face of game bugs. We've seen many fantastic games turn sour due to bugs, however, despite encountering issues, testers continued to find joy in the game, underscoring the intrinsic appeal and potential of BioGun. Thanks to all of this, we were able to not only work on polishing the game but also hugely enjoy ourselves the entire time!
At this point, we want to give a very special shout-out to MegaMaster89, and Gleepot.
When the closed beta started, we were not able to verify the game's performance on the Steam Deck as our main focus was on the PC version. Therefore, while we had hoped that the game would work on the Steam Deck, we knew that there would be issues. But then the Biogun Community Stepped up and took things into their own hands! A few of our members were able to get the game running on the Steam Deck, took notes of the bugs and issues that they encountered, and even jumped into voice chats with our team to help them (our team) properly understand and identify the issues.
The result of this? We were able to work on special fixes, optimizing BioGun for the Steam Deck!
A particularly delightful highlight was the reception to the "Critical Blaster chip." It was this item that led to a truly fantastic video, curtsy of lightning47 on our Discord server. Using this item, he was able to take on every boss in the demo, without taking a single hit! Want to see how he did it? Check it out here.
[previewyoutube][/previewyoutube]
This brings us to the end of this brief update. If you take anything from this article, it’s that we are eternally grateful to the community for everything that they’ve done! We’ll be back soon with more BioGun news, so make sure to stay tuned.
[h2]About BioGun[/h2]
Face viral threats and winding corridors on your mission to save man’s best friend from the inside. Will you be the vaccine to save dog-kind from extinction, or will DocX have to return to the drawing board?
[h3]Get injected into the microscopic world![/h3]
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1219240/BioGun
If you're interested in delving deeper into the micro world of BioGun, allow me to provide you with a gentle injection of social activity. Rest assured, it will be painless, but be warned, it may have a side effect: an irresistible urge to follow BioGun's social media accounts.
🦠 Be in touch with devs on Twitter: https://twitter.com/biogungame
💉 Inject into our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/biogungame
🩺 Follow us on Facebook to get only main news: https://www.facebook.com/BioGunGame