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EMPTY SHELL 2 Demo · published 15 months ago

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Hey everyone!

Thanks for playing the demo of EMPTY SHELL 2, I hope you're enjoying it so far!
Also, a big thank you for all the feedback. I'm working hard to fix issues and make improvements, and your input is incredibly helpful to shape the game in the best possible way :)

Right now, I'm working on dividing the inventory and the stash into categories, to make everything clearer!
As you've probably noticed, in EMPTY SHELL 2 there's a lot of loot to deal with (even more than in the first EMPTY SHELL), and a feature like this is essential, especially in the full game.

Also, I'm redoing the flashlight to treat it like every other item, so you can actually drop it to free up some space if you don't want to carry it around.

I'll let you know when it's done!

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