Name | Deleveled | ||
Developer | ToasterFuel | ||
Publisher | The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild | ||
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Release | 2020-09-10 | ||
Steam | € £ $ / % | ||
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Controls | Keyboard Mouse Full Controller Support | ||
Players online |  n/a  | ||
Steam Rating | Positive | ||
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Public Linux depots | Deleveled Linux [223.33 M] |
We're so excited to announce that Sail Forth is OUT NOW on Steam! |
Hi everyone, |
Are you ready to bend your brain? This collection of puzzlers that play with physics will have you wishing you paid more attention in your science classes. Mess with momentum, grapple with gravity, and imagine the impossible with these great games, all for 20% off! |
KUR is available right now for everyone to play. |
Interested in seeing what developing a game is like? Don't know where to start for making a game? Questions about programming in general? Or maybe you're just bored at work and need someone to talk to. No matter the reason, come join Kyle as he spends part of his work day showing you what it's like working on Deleveled. |
We've swept up the cutting-room floor and found twenty-five levels that, well, they won't actually be in Deleveled... but, for one reason or another, we still like them anyway! We've got everything from mechanics we implemented but didn't end up using to fully realized challenges that just didn't quite make the cut. Join us as we play through them all and share our thoughts about this whole giant development process! |
The team at ToasterFuel is hosting a chat session to talk about puzzles in games and how you dont need a bunch of extra stuff to make a good puzzle game |
Join the team at ToasterFuel for a special stream during the Summer Games Festival! Ask questions, chat with the developers, and see how the levels in Deleveled really work! |
The team at ToasterFuel is hosting a chat session to talk about puzzles in games and how you dont need a bunch of extra stuff to make a good puzzle game |
Join the team at ToasterFuel for a special stream during the Summer Games Festival! Ask questions, chat with the developers, and see how the levels in Deleveled really work! |
Join the team at ToasterFuel for a special stream during the Summer Games Festival! Ask questions, chat with the developers, and see how the levels in Deleveled really work! |
The team at ToasterFuel is hosting a chat session to talk about puzzles in games and how you dont need a bunch of extra stuff to make a good puzzle game. |
Join the team at ToasterFuel for a special stream during the Summer Games Festival! Ask questions, chat with the developers, and see how the levels in Deleveled really work! |
Wow! What can we even say? PAX was absolutely amazing for us and we're so, so grateful that we were able to be a part of this year's PAX 10. A huge thanks to the more-than-500 (!) of you who came over and played our demo, as well as to everyone who just heard out our pitch or took a card! Everybody was so incredibly nice and it was a ton of fun talking with all of you! |
"The last mile" is a phrase used in a variety of contexts but, generally, it refers to the final connection made between product and user. A grid of power lines in a city isn't very useful unless it's actually wired up to apartments and houses. A well considered set of bus stops doesn't have much value unless people who want to use the bus will be able to get to them. For the Deleveled team, the alpha build we've taken to shows for feedback is great but it's not much of a video game you feel like you should pay for if it doesn't have some menus and a soundtrack. So, over the last month, we've tried to focus largely on that last mile that Deleveled still needs to travel before we really start feeling like it can be released. |
If there's anything I've learned about writing monthly video game updates, it's that there always ends up being a lede at risk of being buried. So, as usual, let there be no mistake as to what the big news of the day is: |
Every month is a busy month nowadays but May felt particularly jam-packed for us. Kyle started out the Deleveled road show by taking our demo to the iFEST Indie Game Showcase where he got a ton of good feedback from real players. We followed that up a week later by working a table at PocketGamer Connects Seattle, which is much more of an industry trade show. There, we participated in a game-pitch event and ended up placing second, earning us a nice chunk of gift certificate to use for advertising later on. (That means our advertising budget is now officially more than $0! Our publisher is very proud of us!) We wrapped up the month by heading down to Renton City Retro, a small but very well attended retrogaming expo. There, we had a ton of fun connecting with more players as well as several other developers in the Seattle Indies community. |
I'm not going to bury the lede here. Last week, we made the decision to officially team up with Ty Taylor and the Quantum Astrophysicists Guild to bring Deleveled to the Nintendo Switch eShop when it releases later this year. To say the least, this is incredibly exciting news for us. We don't have much else to share on that front right now but we're shooting to show up simultaneously on Steam and Switch so you'll get to pick up our puzzle-platformer on your preferred platform. (Also, I sometimes overdo it with alliteration.) |
As we continue chipping away at everything on our Deleveled wishlist, I wanted to let everybody in on a little bit of what Kyle and I both have on our near-future plates. We're expecting to have a very limited beta near the end of the month, so we want to be sure to have our game in a state that at least resembles what it would look like at launch. |
Kyle and I have now fully recovered (I think) from the four days we spent at GDC. We were both GDC first-timers and it was a great experience for us. We had the least expensive pass to get in, which meant we could go to the expo hall but not any of the talks (we're hoping the best talks end up making it to YouTube, of course). Truth be told, during the day, we were mostly just talking with each other about Official Deleveled Business. In the evenings, though, we were busy going to parties and trying to meet as many people as we could. |
First and foremost, Kyle and I would like to give a huge thanks to everybody who played Deleveled at Emerald City Comic Con! It was our first demo to the general public and we're absolutely thrilled at the positive reception we got from all of you. The reception was so promising, in fact, that we've decided to expand the scope of Deleveled a little bit and really try to get something great in everyone's hands and hard drives this summer. |