In case anyone was wondering, Death of the Reprobate is fully playable on a dusty Steam Deck, and pairs nicely with a cup of tea and a Tunnock's Tea Cake.
You can use touch screen or trackpad, though I would recommend trackpad. By default 'A' will highlight hotspots. And you might want to deselect the 'Drag and drop' option in the setting to make handling items easier. That's it! :) Joe

Someone asked for trading cards, so I made some trading cards. Now there are trading cards. Is that good?

Nothing to see here! Just some small bug fixes. Almost certainly didn't introduce a bunch of new bugs or accidentally break the whole game at the same time...

The third (and FINAL) installment of the Immortal John Triptych, spiritual successor to Four Last Things and The Procession to Calvary, is now available! Go go go! Do I have to link the store page? idk, here it is just in case - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1739900/Death_of_the_Reprobate/

Save and Sound is a cool event focusing on sound/music in games. Me and my musician Eduardo made a funny little video to be part of their livestream. We greenscreened Eduardo into the game! He wore a costume and everything! It's pretty great. The stream starts at 10am Pacific / 7pm CET today. For links and schedule check out the Save and Sound website here - https://www.saveandsound.io/ Oh, and don't forget the dang game comes out on Thursday (the 7th)! AHHHHHHHHHHHH! D: Joe

Hear ye, hear ye! Death of the Reprobate will be released on November 7th! It's been a long old 4-and-a-bit years. I am withered to a husk. But it's almost done. Death of the Reprobate will finally come to Steam on November 7th 2024! Praise your lord and sharpen your sword, it's time for another Renaissanc-y adventure! (there's actually no sword in this one, but that line was slick so I'm going with it) GET IT ON YOUR WISHLISTS! [previewyoutube=X3ql6wnJwT8;full][/previewyoutube] I love you. Joe

The title says it all really. I made a little demo for Death of the Reprobate and it's available for the next week as part of Next Fest. This demo is unfortunately only available for Windows, and is not yet translated into any of the proposed additional languages. Otherwise it's basically a slightly janky version of the first couple of puzzles in the game, with a few snarky meta demo comments thrown in for good measure. You can download the demo now on the store page. And you can let me know what you thought in the community forum. Please don't hate it. Thank you.