Just a quick update, but lots of things are happening in the office.
In just a few weeks we launch the VR-version of Medusa, so we are doing our best to spread the word about the upcoming launch. Any help would be appreciated!

Also, as a way of saying thanks to you guys and giving you a hint of things to come we've added a post-credits scene to the game! It's just a small teaser scene from our new project, but it might give you an idea of how the second game in the Medusa universe will look when it comes out next year.

As always, thanks for coming along with us on the journey, we really appreciate your support!

/The Guru Games dev team

The store page for Medusa's Labyrinth VR just went live and opened up for the Medusa community. This is the next step for us at Guru, but not the final destination.

As most of you know Medusa's Labyrinth launched for free here on Steam more than 1 year ago, and since then we have worked together with you to implement requests, iron out bugs and plan a more ambitious sequel. The VR version came about because you requested it, and because we love experimenting with new technology. It comes with a pricetag, and all sales will go towards funding the next installment of Medusa, which we hope to launch in the first half of 2018.

Thank you so much for sticking with us so far, and we really hope you will stay with us the rest of the way! If you have any questions let us know, and we'd be very happy if you wishlist the VR-version here on Steam.

You can wishlist it here.

With regards

The Guru Games development Team

First and foremost: Thanks for being patient with us. This update has been a long time coming, and it contains a few of the most requested features we've gotten here on the Steam forums. Below is a list of the features and fixes that we've added based on your feedback.

Secondly, we'd also like to remind you that work has started on a spiritual sequel that goes under the working title M2. If you want to know more about that you can sign up for our newsletter[gurugames.se]!

Features
- Added Rebindable keys
- Added Support for all Screen Resolutions

Optimisations
- Added lods for architecture in outdoor level
- Added lods for architecture in Catacomb level
- Added lods for all props
- Decreased dynamic shadows in graphical intensive areas
- Merged meshes in outdoor level to decrease number of drawcalls

Bugfixes
- Added missing note
- Fixed decals
- Miscellaneous minor bugs fixes

In a not so distans future we will also add a little sneak peek of what's coming to the end of Medusa, but we will get back to you when that content goes live. Have an awesome day (or night) and thank you again for coming with us on this journey.
/Guru Games dev team

Hey Everyone!

We are very excited and a little terrified to tell you that we are working on a new project that we believe you will all enjoy. It's too early to tell you much about it, but if you sign up for our newsletter you will get some exclusive insight in the process and the opportunity to give us feedback early on, which we would appreciate a lot! Sign up here [gurugames.se]

Thanks a thousand times over for all the support and encouragement we've gotten so far, it's meant a lot to us and we hope that you'll continue to follow and support us in our future endeavours as well!

All the hugs
/The Guru Games team.

...we just launched our next game on steam! It's very different from what we usually do, so we understand if it's not your cup of tea. But if you want to support us and you are a fan of classic twin-stick mayhem you should give it a try.

Blamdown has a much smaller project that we finished independently of any publisher or investor, while we where looking for a partner for our next bigger title. Please let us know what you think, and have an amoosing day!

TLDR: We love you, new game Blamdown: Udder Fury out now on early acces!

Hey people!

First off all, all of us at Guru Games who worked long hours on Medusa want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Your engagment with our game has made us feel truly special, and boosted morale on those long nights of crunching away at the game, wondering if we are going to be able to afford rent next month.

The reason Medusa is such a short game is simply that we could not afford to make something bigger without funding, no matter how much we wanted to. So, thanks to so many of you picking it up, we have made the rounds to a number of publishers, from big ones like Namco Bandai to smaller ones like Devolver asking for someone to help us make this dream of ours come true.

Sadly those negotiations have taken up a lot of time, and while that goes on we've toild away on a much smaller game, a very different game that we launched two days ago on Steam Early Access. We know that it's nothing like Medusa, so if you want a horror experience I would not recommend it. We created it to be something funny and casual, a break from all the serious, slow and pondering things we usually make. Now, our plan is still to continue with our beloved Greek setting again in the fall, but for now it's all about cows and chaos.

It would mean the world to us if you would give Blamdown a chance, and give us your feedback on it, just like you've done with Medusa. The best way for us to improve as developers is to learn what you want us to make.

You can get Blamdown: Udder Fury here.

Sorry for the long post,
Hope you have an awesome day!
/The Guru Games Development team

Wow. You guys have blown us away!

Not in a million years would we have excepted to reach over 150 000 users here on steam when we launched this teaser version of our game back in february. All we wanted to do was share a small part of our vision with you guys, and look where we ended up. Words are not enough to describe how grateful we are for making this the most popular game on steam that has launched in 2016. But our story does not end here!

As we have said before Medusa is not something that we want to let go of just yet. It's our baby in a way, and we want to see it grow up and become successfull. At this moment we are still in negotiations with a number of publishers, and thanks to you guys we have some great data to show them. If 150 000 people were willing to give this short version a chance then there is a strong indication that a larger game will attract a significant number of people, even when it comes with a pricetag.

These negotiations take time, so just as we have to be patient with them we ask you to have some with us. I promise you we are doing our best to bring you the scariest freaking game we possible can.

We are still looking to collect more feedback on this version of Medusa so please help us reach even more people if you can!
All the best,
Daniel
and the Guru Games devteam

Medusa has only been out for a little more than a week and have been excited and a little nervous about what kind of feedback we would get on launch. As it turns out most of you seem like our game and we could not be more happy with the reactions we've gotten. We have also gotten some good suggestions on improvements and features that you want, so today we launched a patch that focused on the following issues:

• Fixed issue with delay in the sound, footsteps and jump.
  
• Fixed missing collision in the outside area
  
• Added option to enable invert Y
  
• Fixed problems with sounds triggering multiple times.
  
• Split second father note in to two separate notes.

We also just hit 25 000 downloads! Yay! The number of Collector's edition sales are still very low (less than 100) but a lot of you are trying out the game, which was our goal from the start. If you would like to support us please consider getting the art book as well, as it would really help us keep a roof over our head, but don't sweat it if you don't have the cash, we understand :)

Have a wonderful weekend, and may poseidon fill all your cups with delicious wine!