The recently released Source powered title, Zeno Clash, has been met with some rather favorable reviews so far. The only real problem with the game is that it left gamers begging for more. Fortunately, the ACE Team plans to give the players what they want.
In a recent foreign-audio interview with LagZero, the ACE Team stated that downloadable content, a SDK, and a demo are all planned to be released for the game.
Andres Bordeu, the game's designer, states that the team is really paying close attention to what the fans are saying. Here's what he said during the interview, as translated by Shacknews.
There is currently no announced date for any of this additional content or the demo. Having just finished Zeno Clash myself, I can safely say that it was worth the ride and definitely left me wanting more.
You can pick up Zeno Clash through Steam or through Direct 2 Drive. The game retails $20 (USD) at both places.
In a recent foreign-audio interview with LagZero, the ACE Team stated that downloadable content, a SDK, and a demo are all planned to be released for the game.
Andres Bordeu, the game's designer, states that the team is really paying close attention to what the fans are saying. Here's what he said during the interview, as translated by Shacknews.
"We're planning on releasing DLC and releasing a compatible SDK so users can edit levels and other assets.
"We're gathering all the community feedback we're getting. We want to listen to what the players are saying.
On the DLC front, Bordeu says new Tower challenges are "definitely something we want to do" and that any added "will be free." He teases "We are also discussing the possibility [sic] of doing other things," but ACE is "not ready to share them yet."
"We're gathering all the community feedback we're getting. We want to listen to what the players are saying.
On the DLC front, Bordeu says new Tower challenges are "definitely something we want to do" and that any added "will be free." He teases "We are also discussing the possibility [sic] of doing other things," but ACE is "not ready to share them yet."
There is currently no announced date for any of this additional content or the demo. Having just finished Zeno Clash myself, I can safely say that it was worth the ride and definitely left me wanting more.
You can pick up Zeno Clash through Steam or through Direct 2 Drive. The game retails $20 (USD) at both places.