Echoes of Sin: Drain Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID4379070
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateQ4 2026
• DeveloperPenkinton
• PublisherPenkinton
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Early Access

Company pages: Developer: PenkintonPublisher: Penkinton

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Echoes of Sin: Drain Steam news

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Latest Steam announcements

• Devlog #2 - 10 May 2026

  Hello again! We're back with an important update on the demo, as well as some new development progress.We introduced ourselves in our latest Devlog, so we'll skip that part (you can read the introduction on that post if you want to know a little more about us).Let's get started with the important announcement.Demo launchWe initially planned to release a demo on itch.io between April and May to find bugs and/or issues before publishing it during Steam Next Fest in June.However, as the date approached, we found jobs outside of DRAIN that we decided to take, both to support the game's development financially and for personal reasons.That was last month, and now we're relatively free to focus primarily on the game. Although we could work day and night during May to have the demo ready in June, we would have to cut content and/or reduce its quality, also at the expense of our mental health.A…

• Devlog #1 - 24 February 2026

  Hello! 👋 Welcome to the first post on the DRAIN Devlog (development blog) from the PENKINTON team.First, we'd like to introduce ourselves. We are Esaú and Vidal, founders of PENKINTON and creators of DRAIN. You could say we're both directors, but we're divided into so many roles that it's difficult to define just one. In terms of workload, Esaú handles the art, and Vidal handles the programming.With that in mind, let's describe the Devlog a bit more.As the name suggests, the Devlog will cover development. In this case, the development of DRAIN.Here, we'll cover the game's progress since the last post, from a technical perspective, with the aim of being transparent with the community about our progress and to share knowledge and listen to suggestions for improving quality. It will also serve as a way for us to vent.To be completely honest, we can't promise a posting schedule for this bl…