Welcome and thank you...

[Philip Bak]

I'm Philip Bak the developer of Bezier. It has taken me eight years to get here and your interest in my game is fantastic. My ambition was to make an arcade game that can be enjoyed in many ways. An experience that could satisfy as a mindless blast and a meaningful story in equal measure.

Thanks so much for helping build this new community around the game. I hope to be active in the forums here and respond to any support issues when Bezier launches on March 3rd.

[Beatles Eternally]

I found this game on Desura some months back and I LOVE it. Great work Philip and I hope to see more of your ideas!

[madjr]

Originally posted by Philip Bak:

My ambition was to make an arcade game that can be enjoyed in many ways. An experience that could satisfy as a mindless blast and a meaningful story in equal measure.

that sounds very interesting, wish I could play it on linux with my Steam controller

[>-FISH-D]

An amazing game. Hope to see more from you in the future.

[DeadMan_Playing]

i'm a mac user ... wish i could use my key for this game ...

[Philip Bak]

Originally posted by DeadMan_Playing:

i'm a mac user ... wish i could use my key for this game ... :bulbno:

Ah sorry dude. If it were straightforward I'd do the port tomorrow.

[𝕤𝕠𝕞𝕖𝟡𝟘𝟘𝟘]

Well, it's been a while in this topic... But just wanted to say that the game is amazing and the soundtrack is fantastic (IMO it easily tops a good amount of epic movie soundtracks). The way you organically learn to use the tools given and improve with every game is really well done. Hopefully your next game is not too far away.

Guess it does not matter now, since it's been so long, but if there was one thing to alter slightly it would be the brightness of debri - if it was about half as bright that would help a little with how frantic things sometimes get.

[pyridine]

Can't wait for game 2!