Hello everyone!
Island Keeper is taking part in Steam Next Fest! The demo went live on June 12, and seeing so many of you jump in, play, and share your thoughts has meant the world to me. If you have not tried it yet, now is a great time to dive in.
I want to say a huge thank you for all the feedback and comments. I am reading every single one of them, and as a solo developer, seeing real players enjoy something I built means more than I can say.
Your impressions, ideas, and bug reports are incredibly helpful, and they are already shaping how the game moves forward.
Thank you for playing Island Keeper.
It honestly helps me improve the game.
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Devlog #3 - Automation, Resources & The Road to ReleaseGreetings, civilians of our lovely planet! There’s more than one way to save the islands. In Island Keeper , your goal is simple: clean up the archipelago and stop an environmental disaster. But how do you do it? That’s entirely up to you. Explore, collect, build, automate, and experiment with different systems to find your own way of restoring the islands. The game offers a variety of tools an…Devlog #2: Exploring the Depths, Submarines & OutpostsHello Keepers! Island Keeper is set on the remote Oregon Archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. The demo showed just a small part of the world you’ll get to explore in the full game. While Island Keeper has some simulation features, it’s mainly an adventure game focused on exploration. That’s why we work hard to make every location unique and interesting. You might notice that most of the game world…Demo 1.21 | Patch NotesChangelog: · Reticle color depends on the day cycle · Increased available params for mouse sensitivity (lower for high-dpi) · Slightly decreased magnet strength reduces per use · Stations and their status are now visible on the map · Signal Spheres are now visible on the Map with a description of what and how they affect it