May Update: Norwich Games Festival, Development Progress & Upcoming Events

Sorry for the delay in May's monthly blog post!! As we bring May to a close, we’re excited to share the latest developments on Dreaded Wunder and give you a glimpse of what’s coming up over the next few months.

We had the pleasure of ending May at Norwich Games Festival, and it was an incredible experience. It was fantastic to meet so many of you in person, watch you play Dreaded Wunder, and hear your thoughts and feedback directly. Seeing players engage with the game in real time is always a highlight for the team, and your enthusiasm continues to inspire us as we move forward.

Behind the scenes, development is progressing at a steady and focused pace:

• Alice and Dann are refining the next iteration of the Black Shuck, ensuring it delivers the tension and fear that lie at the heart of Dreaded Wunder.
  

• Daniel has been hard at work fine-tuning the game’s levels, making sure every area is carefully balanced to create a smooth, immersive gameplay experience.
  

• Ryan continues to enhance the game’s animations, ensuring they flow seamlessly and contribute to the overall atmosphere of the world we’re building.
  

Looking ahead, we have a number of exciting events lined up:

• Games for Good Livestream — Saturday 14th at 21:00Ryan will be joining the Games for Good livestream in support of The Benjamin Foundation’s 48-hour charity event. You can learn more about the event here: Games for Good Livestream
  

• Crash Festival — June 28th Ryan and Daniel will be attending Crash Festival in Ashford. More information can be found here: Crash Festival
  

• Develop: Brighton — July Ryan and Daniel will once again be attending Develop: Brighton this year, joining developers from across the industry for another fantastic event. Full details are available here: Develop: Brighton
  

• Black Shuck Festival — August 2nd-3rdWe’re thrilled to be part of the Black Shuck Festival in Bungay this summer. You’ll find us in the cellar of the Fisher Theatre, showcasing Dreaded Wunder.
  

As always, we want to thank each and every one of you for your continued support and encouragement. We’re incredibly proud of the progress so far and look forward to sharing even more updates with you in the months ahead. If you’re attending any of these upcoming events, be sure to come say hello — we’d love to see you there