$15 USD - Like I’ve said elsewhere, $15 has become the de facto price point for AAA Indie Games, and it’s almost certainly what I’ll price the final game at on the various platforms, assuming XBLA, PSN, and Steam are still operating when I ship in 100 years.The sniper can hear and see when the spy says 'banana bread', and can track other 'tells' as well, such as the statue a spy is holding changing shape, meaning the spy has swapped it out with a fake one. The sniper starts out knowing who the ambassador is and knowing two suspected double agents, one of whom is the actual double agent. The first and most basic gamemode features the spy having to bug an ambassador and utter 'banana bread' to a double agent. The other person plays a sniper who has a visible laser-sight (centered at the center of their screen) and can mark characters they see as they try and figure out who the spy is. I've never seen a game like this, and I personally can't wait for its release.īasically the game is two-player online and has one person play a spy who has to do a certain number of tasks while trying to act like an NPC. It was featured in GameInformer magazine as well, and is currently in paid beta. An indie game that would best be described as a inverse-Turing test (credits to PCGamer).

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