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With a free Prologue available to try out right now, developer EggNut has announced that Backbone is pretty much content complete.

Quite exciting, as Backbone: Prologue which arrived on Linux officially back in October 2019 has been reviewed exceptionally well by users on Steam. That's really encouraging on what to expect from the full game when it releases next year. The developer said in the recent announcement that, amongst other things, "Backbone is almost done" and it sounds like they don't have much left to do apart from a big polishing pass on it.

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As for the final release, they're aiming for a Release Candidate build for Q1 2021 but that may see a delay due to them being less productive through the COVID19 pandemic. Fair enough really isn't it? I don't know anyone who has been full-steam ahead over the last 6 months and we've seen many other developers delay. So at somepoint next year, we will get it but it still sounds like it's been going quite well overall.

You can find Backbone: Prologue free on Steam. The full game also has a Steam page for you to follow.

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flesk Oct 20, 2020
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Quoting: GuestFor me as a programmer, being forced to work from home has allowed me to be more productive thanks to the lack of noise and distractions

You must not be married. :-p

Or have kids. ;)
Eike Oct 20, 2020
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Quoting: GuestAnd yet bosses think we would do better work if we were back at the office… No.

In Germany, some say we should go in the direction half home, half office in the "New Normal". I'll be able to do even more home office then (whenever that will be), it seems.

I really wonder in what directions other countries will go...?
Eike Oct 20, 2020
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Quoting: GuestFor me as a programmer, being forced to work from home has allowed me to be more productive thanks to the lack of noise and distractions

You must not be married. :-p

Or have kids. ;)

My wife is working (gardener, so no home office ;) ) and kids are in the kindergarten. :)
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