Time Golf Squad remains one of our most popular titles, winning the most awards and garnering the most press coverage--even though it's never been in public beta or early access (beyond a few friends) and only demoed at a few shows. That said, we're committed to providing a great gaming experience with this title and to that end, we've been plagued with disruptions and delays supporting other projects like SKIPCHASER and Knights of the Card Table.
Never fear, we've given ourselves a respectable extension to package up Time Golf Squad, get the gameplay and pacing issues figured out and then release a playable version that will make everyone excited to play.
Until then, you can support us by picking up our other games, wishlisting or following this game page or our developer page.
Thanks to all for their support!
Time Golf Squad delayed, but will show at GDC & Big Indie Pitch!
I know there's disappointment that Time Golf Squad's release date has slipped a few times, but if you are attending the GDC you will have a few opportunities to play with us, the developers!
We will be at the GDC Wednesday through Friday and feel free to schedule a time with us to see TGS in action on our website.
Or, join us at the Big Indie Pitch to see TGS and a bunch of othe rgreat indie games.
Overhauling SKIPCHASER in 2018
Many of you following us know we're a small studio with a lot of little and big games going on.
A passion project of ours, SKIPCHASER is getting an overhaul in hopes of getting it launched in 2018. Read all about it here.
Back from a week at GDC with Intel
We couldn't have had more fun showing Time Golf Squad at the Intel booth at GDC this year. We met tons of devs and gamers and got to share a lengthy alpha build of TGS.
We're compiling feedback and we have plenty of suggestions on how to improve on our design and amp up the excitement.
Intel & Time Golf Squad at GDC
Thanks to our friends at Intel Gaming, we will be demoing and answering development questions about Time Golf Squad at the "Intel Juice Bar" at the Moscone Center for GDC 2017.
The Intel Moscone space showcases ways that developers can "make their games juicy" -- fun, engaging and satisfying to interact with -- and includes a real juice bar.
