Go-Go Town! Exits Early Access With Biggest Player Count Yet
The official launch of Go-Go Town! caps a year-long early access period during which it earned a 93% positive Steam user rating, and the post-release player spike suggests the full version has drawn back lapsed players and attracted new ones.
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Prideful Sloth released Go-Go Town! version 1.0 on July 17 for PC via Steam. The town-building sim, which supports up to four players in co-op, hit a peak concurrent player count of about 2,300 on Steam after launch, its highest ever. The 1.0 update adds Creative Mode, a Garbage Bird, Twitch commands, and 30 new achievements.
Prideful Sloth released Go-Go Town! version 1.0 on July 17 for PC via Steam, ending a year of early access. The town-building and management sim, where players act as mayor of a dilapidated tourist destination, supports up to four players in local and online co-op. After the full launch, the game hit a peak concurrent player count of about 2,300 on Steam, surpassing its early access peak and setting a new record.
The 1.0 update introduces Creative Mode, which lets players build freely on new maps without resource or fund limits. It also adds a Garbage Bird that rummages through trash cans and scares tourists, Twitch commands, and 30 new Steam achievements. During early access the game earned a 93% positive rating from 2,095 Steam user reviews. Prideful Sloth previously developed Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles and Grow: Song of the Evertree.
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