Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy
Indie incremental game that turns the final 24 hours before a game launch into an absurd race against crunch, supervised by Joe, a dog serving as project manager.
Indie incremental game that turns the final 24 hours before a game launch into an absurd race against crunch, supervised by Joe, a dog serving as project manager.
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Joe wanted the build shipped on time. Players apparently got the message. Buma Games says It's Fine sold 10,000 copies just over 24 hours after its September 23 Steam launch, an unusually fast milestone for the husband-and-wife team's incremental game about the chaos of releasing a game.
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