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Well this page most certainly got neglected. I guess that is what ends up happening when you're managing things on multiple fronts. Noct started out on imgur/Tig/IndieDB, so this page definitely deserves an update.
What is going on with Noct?
Since the last update on here, Noct had a successful run at Kickstarter , which really helped get the game off the ground. Noct was signed by indie publisher Devolver Digital shortly after. Since all that, Noct has been demoed at PAX South, PAX East, Rezzed, and SXSW.
Currently I am getting the closed Alpha ready for testers, which will be rolling out June 2nd, 2015. Still a lot of work ahead, but making steady and stable progress!
Below are some GIF's recorded from players enjoying Noct coop at the PAX Events:
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Is there a sign up (or was a there a sign up) for testing? And congrats on getting with Devolver! They have produced (is that the right term?) some really big-hit indie games in the past. Your game is going to be one of those :)
Thanks! Devolver are awesome folk! Fingers crossed for Noct, this is my first public game, so I am humbled to be even in the same room with these guys.
There was a testing tier for the Kickstarter which has now since been concluded. Public testing (outside of PAX Feedback) was delayed a bit, so closed early access to the Alpha and Beta will be handed out to anyone who originally bought a copy of the game back on Kickstarter.
There may be some key raffles during Beta that you can get in on, these will probably take place on Twitter or the games community forums on Steam.
Cheers!
-c3sk
I don't suppose theres anyway for someone to purchase a testing tier-esque copy of the game after the fact? My credit/debit card doesn't work online except paypal, so i couldn't support a kickstarter campaign :(
Since it will be closed early access, at this time there won't be a way to buy in. However there may be some way to do this down the road during that closed access period. Just really depends on how many active testers there are at the time.
-c3sk