Night Blights Steam Release

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Night Blights

10 years ago

Hi everyone, I know it has taken some time but we wanted to make sure we added as much content and made the game feel as worth while as possible before releasing it fully. But Night Blights is finally out on Steam! It’s been about a year of my life now and it wouldn’t have come this far without you guys here on Gamejolt. If not for the kind comments, high ratings and many followers I would have probably gotten a more generic job rather than following my passion and continuing Night Blights. So thank you! I really do appreciate it all! I don’t think I can properly express the gratitude I have to this community and everyone else who has supported me. So once again thanks!

And if you’d like to support me and my friend you can check out the full Steam release here:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/446910

I’ll be having a little play in Unity for a week or so as a treat to myself and make something small but fun to put up on here soon so keep an eye out for that too.
But once more thanks everyone!

Gary

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