Due Process News

This was a small technical update sent overnight to improve quality of life in the game by fixing several issues that have shown up after our first day after launch.

• Improvement of player interpolation to reduce amount that players skip or jump around
  
• Improvements to aim interpolation to improve the registration of hits
  
• Reduced performance hit caused by unnecessary simulations other players
  
• Removal of a debug scoreboard that allowed players to change teams
  
• Bug fix for some cases where join in progress would fail
  

You can buy the Beta version of Due Process now for $24.99 or your regional equivalent. Buying the Beta will also grant you the Early Access version and the full release version when they get released.

Please note, that the Beta is sold on an unlisted store page. You can only purchase the game if you follow the link above. Additionally the Beta is limited in access - meaning that the store page might go offline for long stretches.

More details:
https://dueprocess.info/blog/2020/8/19/limited-access-beta-has-started

We are ready to open Due Process to the public, and with that, we will be moving from an invite-only Alpha to a public Beta on Thursday August 20th. That’s next week!

This will be a paid Beta. This means that you will be able to buy the game directly on Steam for $24.99 (or regional equivalent). Buying it during the Beta will also give you access on release. You will not have to buy the game twice. The game will be sold on an unlisted store-page - you could call it a guerilla Beta. People browsing the Steam store will still see the game as “coming soon”. You must follow a special direct link in order to purchase the game. This is done to prevent people from just casually wandering in. Additionally you might not be able to purchase the game at all times, depending on whether or not we need more players and the stability of our servers.

More details:
https://dueprocess.info/blog/2020/8/13/beta-on-the-20th-of-august

Hey everyone,
we just opened Alpha access to everyone, who has a capable computer! If you want to get in, just join our Discord server and follow the instructions in #get-alpha-access.

See you in game!

(this is a crosspost originally authored by Grant from the Due Process blog)



So now that we're not all dying from the PAX Plague, I think we can all confirm that PAX East was nothing short of incredible. The flight from Seattle was long, the weather in Boston was cold and rainy, but the energy from the booth made it all worth it.

Day Zero





The Showfloor

While this wasn't our first PAX, this was our big reveal. We've got a publisher now! With Annapurna Interactive backing us, we were able to double the amount of computers we normally set up, as well as bring the whole team to run the booth. Traffic from Annapurna's booth naturally found its way to ours, which made for an incredibly popular game.



The End

Thanks to everyone who came by our booth! It wouldn't have been possible without you guys. We met a ton of people who were passionate about our game. From followers of our old block-y build, to new players who had never heard about us before, watching the excitement on each team is what made PAX East worth it in the end. Seriously, thank you, we wouldn't have made it this far without you.

-Grant