Laser Guy

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• Patch Notes·30 Sept 2026Official

  Laser Guy Demo Update - 5K+ Wishlists!

  The past few weeks have been crazy. Thanks to everyone who played, shared, wishlisted, and sent us feedback, Laser Guy has now surpassed 5,200 wishlists! We're incredibly grateful for all the support. ❤️We've also been working on some improvements to the demo based on your feedback. 🆕 New Controller vibration has been added.Automatic language selection now follows your system language (EN / PT-BR)✨ Improvements Onyx furniture now has a white outline for better visibility.Laser collision effects are now rounder and cleaner.Lowered the laser sound effect volume.Added a glitch effect when coworkers die.Added more dialogue blurbs to GeNova and Max's first interaction.Reviewed dialogue interruption’s auto-advance behavior.Improved the splash screen.🐞 Fixes Fixed the mouse cursor area in the menu affecting the PC when the game is minimized.Fixed the email attachment closing sound effect using the wrong sound.Fixed the HUD cursor shaking while moving.Fixed Rockwell being visible before his entrance at 1366×768 resolution.Improved the camera's smooth transition in the Server Room - Chapter 2.Fixed overlapping dialogue blurbs between GeNova and the Receptionist during the Chapter 2 intro.Fixed switching from joystick back to mouse input requiring a room restart.We’re halfway through Laser Guy’s development, so your feedback is incredibly valuable to us! If you've played the demo, we'd love to hear what you think on our Discord Server. There you can share suggestions, report bugs, or just hang out with the team.And if you haven't played it yet... The Laser Guy demo is free to play on Steam!Thanks again for helping us get this far! 😄
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• Announcements·21 Sept 2026Official

  The Laser Guy demo is out now!

  If you've been following the game since our original GMTK Game Jam 2020, or just got to know Harold and his uncontrollable lasers recently, now's the time to give it a try.Laser Guy is a comedic twin-stick anti-shooter about a stressed game developer whose anxiety causes uncontrollable laser beams. Navigate the office, destroy the environment to solve puzzles, and try not to vaporize your coworkers.We'd love to hear what you think! Feel free to share your feedback with us here on Steam or join our Discord Server.Please don't laser your coworkers. Just Maximus, 'cause he's an asshole! 😅
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• Announcements·7 Sept 2026Official

  1,000+ players joined the Laser Guy playtest! Thank you!

  Thank you for an incredible playtest!This weekend, we opened the Laser Guy playtest to everyone, and we're blown away by the results.1,008 players joined the playtest1,164 new wishlists over the weekend3,027 total wishlists reached on Steam50+ pieces of feedback receivedFor a small five-person indie team, seeing more than a thousand people jump into something we've been working on is incredibly exciting. Thank you to everyone who took the time to play, wishlist the game, share it with others, and send us feedback.We're now going through all the feedback we've received, including the discussions on our Discord Server (join now!), and using it to improve our upcoming demo.And if you didn't get a chance to play this time, don't worry, stick around and you'll hear about our public demo very soon!
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• Announcements·3 Sept 2026Official

  The Laser Guy Steam Playtest is Now Open! 💥

  The Laser Guy public Steam playtest is now open to everyone!For the next few days, you can jump into our chaotic twin-stick anti-shooter and help us fine-tune the upcoming demo.👔 Who the f is Laser Guy?You play as Harold, a stressed game developer whose anxiety triggers uncontrollable laser beams.Instead of shooting enemies, you have to carefully maneuver your laser around the office without accidentally vaporizing anyone. Use furniture as shields, bounce lasers off reflections, activate laser-powered devices, and turn environmental destruction into solutions.📅 Playtest Details◆ September 3rd–6th◆ Join the Laser Guy Playtest on Steam right now!🙏 We need your help!We'd love to hear what you think. Your feedback will directly help us fine-tune the demo before we share it to the world.👇 Join Laser Guy's Discord Server to share your thoughts and stay tunned to the latest news!https://discord.com/invite/M5NscKrYn8 Many thanks! Have fun!
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• Announcements·3 Jun 2026Official

  Why We Brought Laser Guy Back After Five Years

  Hello everyone! Today we'd like to share the story behind Laser Guy origins.Back in 2020, our team joined the GMTK Game Jam, one of the largest game jams in the world. Laser Guy was created in just 48 hours and submitted a mere 7 seconds before the jam ended. The theme that year was "Out of Control," and our idea was simple: what if the player had to constantly deal with a laser that was impossible to fully control? The original concept was actually pitched as a 3D game, but we quickly ditched the approach because we lacked the experience to make that perspective work in such a short timeframe. Ultimately, we delivered a prototype that is very similar to what we’re now developing; an office-worker named Harold navigating an alien workplace during an uncontrollable crisis while trying not to harm his coworkers. To our surprise, the game received an incredible response from players and earned a spot in GMTK's Top Marks selection. What started as a small weekend experiment suddenly felt like it had real potential. But game development rarely follows a straight path.Over the following years, our team became deeply involved in other projects, including Bloodless, which eventually won Best Brazilian Game at BIG Festival 2023. Laser Guy remained on the shelf while we grew as developers and learned from larger productions. After deciding Laser Guy would be our next game, this gave us the chance to rethink some aspects of the original prototype; like polishing its visuals and especially rewriting its story, that now reflect something much closer to our own experiences. What began as a game about an alien workplace has evolved into a more personal story inspired by the creative struggles and triumphs of game development itself. Harold is now an anxious game developer trying to navigate the many challenges that come with bringing a game to life. Over the coming months, we'll be sharing more development updates, behind-the-scenes insights, playable demos and plenty of progress ...
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