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It was only a few days ago we mentioned that Death Trash, which looks simply incredible will be getting a demo for the Steam Next Fest soon but we now also know it will enter Early Access on August 5.

With a fleshy gruesome post-apocalyptic world, Death Trash is six years in the making. While still unfinished, the developer believe the foundation is solid enough now to get it properly out in the world with gameplay that "feels satisfying and is complex enough, a good amount of content, a solid framework and tools, many design problems figured out, platform features implemented, and a plan where we want to go with the game".

"Death Trash features a world where cosmic horrors long for humanity but meet punks with shotguns. Influenced by post-apocalyptic, horror, and cyberpunk classics but with a fresh personality of its own. Death Trash combines the crunch and depth of old-school, role-playing classics with the controls and game feel of modern games."

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There will also be the preview demo at Steam Next Fest from June 16 to June 22. The Early Access version to follow will have a lot more content.

You can follow Death Trash on Steam.

August is shaping up to be pretty busy with the likes of Book of Travels, Psychonauts 2, SkateBIRDStarmancerJupiter Hell and many more.

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Bubailama Jun 14, 2021
Yes the development takes long. But to defend them, they are a small independent studio from Berlin/Germany that have their office in the so called "Saftladen". The "Saftladen" is an office community with several different small independent game studios.
scaine Jun 14, 2021
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Aw yeah. Really looking forward to this. It's been a long time coming.
sub Jun 14, 2021
Quoting: BubailamaYes the development takes long. But to defend them, they are a small independent studio from Berlin/Germany that have their office in the so called "Saftladen". The "Saftladen" is an office community with several different small independent game studios.

Isn't this just *ONE guy?
F.Ultra Jun 14, 2021
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Quoting: sub
Quoting: BubailamaYes the development takes long. But to defend them, they are a small independent studio from Berlin/Germany that have their office in the so called "Saftladen". The "Saftladen" is an office community with several different small independent game studios.

Isn't this just *ONE guy?

I think it was one guy for many of the years but then he got a few more to the project. Their website lists:

QuoteStephan Hövelbrinks
Design, Art, Code
@talecrafter

Christian Heusser
Design, Code

James Dean
Audio
www.whatisvalis.com

Marco Conrad
Marketing
Iggi Jun 14, 2021
I happened to stumble over the Saftladen location when I was visiting Berlin for a conference - the office was in the same building as the pre-conference location (though it seems they have moved in the meantime).

I still regret that I didn't just knock on the door - the location is home to several amazing indie game studios, including one of my favorite developers Studio Fizbin (The Inner World series), inbetweengames (All Walls Must Fall), noio (Kingdom series), Maschinen-Mensch (The Curious Expedition) and several individuals having worked on games such as Unmechanical. And Death Trash of course, so get back to this article.
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