Dark Data Steam news

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• Review score90% positive
• Total reviews31
• Release dateSep 5, 2019
• DeveloperEnlightened Realm, Pixelfoot Games
• PublisherThe Incubator

Genres: Action, Indie

Company pages: Developer: Enlightened Realm, Pixelfoot GamesPublisher: The Incubator

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Dark Data Steam news

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• Plans for Dark Data Going Forward - 7 October 2023

  Hey guys, I know it has been a long time, but check this post out to get up to date! Development Update Love you all and appreciate all the interest and support. -Mitch

• Dark Data v1.3 Released! - 5 October 2019

  Hi All, We're very excited to release this patch, and even more so for content we'll be releasing at the end of the month! We've got new levels, a new game type, updated player feedback, bug fixes, and more! ....full notes below, and stay tuned for some big additions! Update Includes: -Metro Level -Reimagined St. Clair Below Level -"Occupation" King of the Hill style Game Type -Updated Feedback from explosive, fire, and weapon Damage -Improved Explosive Damage Logic -Brightness, Contrast, & Gamma Options Settings -Character Selection Bug When No Custom Characters Built Fix -End Of Match Missing UI Bug When Going From Emulator to Console Fix -Augmented Bots Behavior Improvements and Mine Weapon Fixes -Ordered Score Board based on Winning Player for In-Game Menu -Zoom Strength Toggle For Demonstrator Laser -New "Aux" button for swapping to Remote Mine Detonator / Toggling Zoom Strength w/…

• Dark Data v1.2 Released - 17 September 2019

  Hi All, We're cooking up some really sweet new content here but they'll take a little time. For now there's some delicious (and wayyyy better) UI updates throughout the game, new outfits and accessories, N64 controller support....full notes below, and more exciting news to come soon! Update Includes: -New Accessories -New Outfits -Resolution and UI Scaling Fixes -Reload-Interrupt Bug Fixed When Player Only Has One Weapon -Improved Throwing Knife Mechanics -In-Game Global Score Interface -Updated Mouse and Keyboard Input Maps -Bots are conscious of avoiding suicide with remote mines -Improved Bot Behavior/Bug Fixes on Capture the Floppy and HOLD YOUR DEATH Game Modes -All New UI -Tweet your Custom Character -Delete Custom Characters -N64 Controller support -More Accolades Pat + Mitch Pixelfoot Games

• DARK DATA V1 LAUNCHED! - 5 September 2019

  Hello All! After a few long, coffee-fueled nights, we are happy to announce that the game is released! We're exhausted. That being said, we hope you enjoy! We also have the new intro narrative cinematic out on the store page to give a little backstory into the untold narrative universe of DARK DATA. We dream of one day having the resources to do a single player campaign, and we hope others agree. We're just super grateful to have had the chance to work on the game so far, it's been fun. DARK DATA has been a labor of love for some time now, and we do have our eye on some quality fixes we'd like to get to once we get some sleep. We've got some good features we really want to get in there too. We'll be sure to post announcements when we push further updates to the game, but we're just happy to have it out where folks can play it. Be sure to do some trash talking to your friends...IN REAL L…

• DARK DATA - Launch Delay - 4 September 2019

  Hello all! We've run into a few issues in the 11th hour and launch will be delayed a short time - should be available for sale in the next few days, hopefully tomorrow! Thanks for bearing with us! Pat + Mitch Lead Devs @ Pixelfoot Games

• This forthcoming retro FPS is a throwback to the Nintendo 64 era - 30 August 2019

  The retro-styled first-person shooter is hardly a new phenomenon: Ion Fury , Amid Evil and Dusk are only three recent examples. But Dark Data feels especially novel, as its clearly a hat tip to a distinctive, platform-specific style of FPS, namely, Nintendo 64 classics like GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark. Those games haven't exactly aged well (I'm sure many will disagree with me, and that's ok ), which is probably why it's taken so long for a game to ape their style. Dark Data nails the aesthetic, especially the awkwardly chunky character models. That said, modern concessions have clearly been made, as you can see in the trailer below. The lighting looks far more advanced than anything the 64 could ever manage, and the frame-rate looks alarmingly smooth. Like, it's definitely running consistently higher than 20fps. If you're a stickler for authenticity, tha…