Hello Everyone!
First our team would like to thank you for taking an interest in our game, We're All Going To Die. After many months of work on this project and being in quarantine we have finally reached the release of our studio's long term project.
That being said, we have been taking notice on the issues within the current version of our game. We plan to implement fixes and update it as soon as we can.
Thanks again for all your support and try not to die!
Sincerely,
The developers, producers, designers, artists and writers of We're All Going To Die
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