Hey Neck Folk! Thanks for all your feedback from Friday, we've been working hard to get the fixes out to you. Which is exactly what this is about. We just pushed an update of our demo on Steam that you can go ahead and enjoy right away. Here's a quick list of the changes:

• All the current Esophaball levels. Some received a pretty significant rework. Go try them out and let us know what you think. Most of it is based on what we saw in Fridays little tourney.
• The Esophaball blowfish to have a max velocity of 200. No more blowfish go brrrrrrr.

• The geckos not quite eating their fruits too accurately
• Many issues with the player spawning systems. We identified about 4 cases where things went wrong, but it should be a lot more stable now.
• Some invisible trees in some levels.
• Character clothing sometimes clipping
• Some characters wearing the same clothes.
• Level ending doors not working
• Character and Blowfish not respawning for certain Esophaball levels.

• Still some cases where the Esophaball instruction panels refuse to fall down and start the countdown.

You are the Esophaguys, old folks with elongating necks! Stretch, bite, and swing yourself around in 1-4 player guttural mayhem: co-op, competitive, and solo. Progress across each mode, reuniting and unlocking the garb of your lost kin.

Co-op Mode (2-4 players)

Stretch, bite, and swing together, traversing and solving puzzles as you search to reactivate the forgotten monuments of your diasporic people.

Minigame Mode (2-4 players)

In team-based sports or free-for-all arena, compete, neck against neck, to determine who has the greatest gullet.

Story Mode (1-4 players)

Accompanied by poignant narration, embark on a mythical journey to understand the past and shape the future. Will you uncover the true nature of the neck?

Masochist Mode (1-4 players)

No land. No checkouts. Nothing but neck.  Subject yourself to grueling challenges in a hellish atmosphere ripe for speedrunning.

Hub World Progression

Reconstruct the ancient monument of your people as you progress through each mode, reuniting and unlocking the garb of your lost lengthy kin.

Twanging Tones and Elderly Grunts

Lose yourself in a soundscape all its own. The first video game soundtrack dedicated to jews-harp music in a variety of strictly traditional and experimental styles. With painstaking adherence to centuries old tradition, only using instruments from their respective regions, classic twangs from Austria, Norway, India, Kyrgyzstan, the British Isles and America will delight your ears with every jugular jiggle. Accompanied with over 3000+ personally recorded mouth-originated SFX, prepare your cochleas to be tickled to the extreme.