I decided to avoid that trying to respect the time of the players who have better things to do. I could have made the game longer in annoying ways, by rehashing ideas, etc. I also heard from a lot of people that most Steam users have a ton of games they bought that they never got to play, so my idea for level design was to avoid content-fillers. Modeling, texturing, animation, level design - all of it takes a lot of time. It took so long because this was almost a no-budget production and most of the game had to be done by a single person - me. It took me 3.5 years to produce this level of polish, and I worked pretty much every waking hour in the last 2 years ( a lot of 100 h work weeks). it was mostly developed by one person (well, 95% of content in game, not including sound design). After learning so much about Wlad Marhulets and his extensive background, it’s easy to see that this series is only going to get better as it continues.Hey! I appreciate all the feedback from people who say it's too short. It definitely seems that Unfold Games isn’t close to being done with Darq as a series and I am looking forward to the upcoming comic book they announced. Aside from still getting Darq itself on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series in 2021, they have the already announced story pieces to release next. If you already have the game on PC, then be sure to go download and check out the newest chapter to the game called “The Crypt.” This DLC release brings the first game to a fully completed title and leaves Unfold Games to look into the series future. This partnership has brought Darq: Complete Edition to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One which includes the DLC chapters, the newest of which launching for free in Steam simultaneously.
Unfold Games recently partnered with Feardemic to keep the momentum their game Darq has been pushing since it launched in 2019. Fans of both puzzle games and dark themes rejoice as the strangest and most interesting title to launch in the genre is now available on all platforms.
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