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• Press Coverage·4 Jun 2020

  Have You Played Creature In The Well?

  Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time. The Addams Family and The Twilight Zone are just TV shows to me, not pinball tables. I’ve never had an affinity for IRL bumpers and flippers. I do, however, quite like pinball-infused video games. The absolute joy that is Yoku’s Island Express opened my eyes to what a video game could do with pinball elements, a few years back. And, in 2019, Creature In The Well did it all over again. Rather than a postbeetle-shaped ball, you’re essentially a moving flipper in this hack and slasher, tackling bumper-filled dungeons one room at a time. (more…)
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• Announcements·31 Mar 2020Official

  Original Soundtrack and Art Book Now Available!

  Featuring nine atmospheric tracks composed by Jim Fowler (Blood & Truth, Bloodborne, Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture), the Creature in the Well soundtrack is now available! Hit play and be instantly transported to the city of Mirage at any time. And, bonus! Delve even deeper into Creature in the Well with our 70+ page digital art book, chronicling the creation of the game through sketches, concept art and developer commentary by creators Adam Volker and Bohdon Sayre. It'll answer your burning questions like: What do the people of Mirage look like? What does BOT-C stand for? Is Danielle a dragon, crocodile or BOTH? How did this game get to look so cool?! Pick it up for only $7.99 right here on Steam. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34738558/04586b0cf64c172170456099a450b5adb29f10d7.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34738558/e192e717b1b91971964991f9de8dfc5c5cfe27e4.jpg{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34738558/93681cad3f983bef01a8736a0df867a81737d192.jpg{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34738558/54730ad8bde8dcde354cb3b98a0e8e2e9c323637.jpg
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• Announcements·16 Mar 2020Official

  The Art and Soundtrack: Creature in the Well – Available March 31

  Featuring nine atmospheric tracks composed by Jim Fowler, the Creature in the Well soundtrack will be available for purchase on Steam beginning March 31 for $7.99, along with a special bonus. Delve even deeper into Creature in the Well with our 70+ page digital art book, chronicling the creation of the game through sketches, concept art and developer commentary by creators Adam Volker and Bohdon Sayre. Add the DLC to your wishlist and don’t forget to pick up the soundtrack and art book on March 31. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34738558/e192e717b1b91971964991f9de8dfc5c5cfe27e4.jpg
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• Announcements·28 Oct 2019Official

  15% off during the Steam Halloween Sale!

  {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34738558/79d01adc7632a32d7e054f907f3f1556abbde425.jpg During the Steam Halloween sale, you can get a special treat: 15% off Creature in the Well! To celebrate, Creative Director Adam Volker created some spooky Ichabod Crane-inspired art featuring Bot-C and the Creature… in an actual well. If you’re picking up the game for the first time, we’d love to hear your thoughts! Give us a shout on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram – and don’t forget to leave a review, here on Steam. Thanks, All of us at Flight School 🚀
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• Press Coverage·13 Sept 2019

  Unknown Pleasures: recovery position

  It’s been a tiring week, viewers. Lying on the floor going “uuuugh” all weekend, instead of merely for most of it, was not enough to dispel the curse I placed on myself last Friday. I did not know I was still able to dance for that long and not die. So. I don’t know about you, but I’ve been particularly sedate this week. Which is lucky, because it’s been another week for Unknown Pleasures, our regular round up of the best spewings from the Steam hose that not enough people are playing. Scraping the key against the outside of the lock for the ninth time while sobbing this week: puzzling spies, pinball mountains, and pseudocatholic guilt. (more…)
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