RUNTIME Steam news

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• Release date2026
• DeveloperAhren Becker
• PublisherBeckByte

Genres: Casual, Indie

Company pages: Developer: Ahren BeckerPublisher: BeckByte

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• Archived: first four chapters private playtest - 11 September 2026

  September 28 update: This original private-test invitation is archived and is no longer an active call for volunteers. Any future test opportunities will be announced separately. There is no public demo to download yet. Original September 10 invitation I'm looking for five volunteers to try a private Windows test of RUNTIME's first four chapters. For this first-play test, I'm looking for people who haven't played RUNTIME, watched a full playthrough or followed detailed development testing. Seeing a brief trailer or Short is fine—just let me know. Newcomers to precision platformers are welcome, alongside more experienced players. Allow around 45 minutes for setup, playing and a few questions. That is a session budget, not a promise about the game's length. Notes are enough; recording just the game is optional. You can stop whenever you want, and there is no obligation to finish, post abo…

• Keeping your next dash readable - 10 September 2026

  One crystal. One more move. A good stretch of RUNTIME can become a chain: jump, dash through a crystal, change direction, and catch the next landing. I've been working on making each part of that sequence easier to read while you're moving. The dash indicator uses a compact pixel meter to distinguish a usable dash from one that's spent or recovering. A crystal refill sends a bright pulse through the meter. If you immediately dash again, that pulse continues around the casing while the cells show the dash you just spent. Fast inputs stay fast, and the refill remains visible. The refill still gives you the same movement opportunity; the feedback helps you notice it. Current development gameplay at normal speed. Keep your attention on the route Gravity flips now have a restrained cue when they succeed. Alongside the pixel-art environment work, the aim is to keep the player, platforms, crys…