BATTLE MEATING Launches on Steam at 395 Yen
The 395 yen price and the Remote Play Together support put a small studio's local multiplayer game in front of buyers who would not pay full price for a party game they cannot play in the same room.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
00SY0U released BATTLE MEATING on Steam on September 29. The local multiplayer party game supports 1 to 4 players, who become meat and fight battle royale style until only one remains. Passing out from hits cooks you, and getting burnt or falling off the grill costs a life. The regular price is 395 yen, with a 25% launch discount to 296 yen for two weeks.
Steam's Remote Play Together support matters most here, since it lets friends with controllers join online even though the game is built as local multiplayer. Items drop on the map and NPCs can be added with adjustable strength, so a session works with fewer than four people. The launch sale runs for two weeks at 296 yen, 25% off the regular 395 yen. It is a PC Windows 10 and 11 release, with no monetization elements.
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