Land Of Nowhere Opens Language Vote As Wishlists Pass 2,000
Kucz is asking players to pick the language slate because human translation carries a cost, and the store page lists the number of supported languages as something that may grow with the wishlist count.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Jan Kucz has opened a vote on supported languages for Land Of Nowhere, a survival horror FPS set in a flooded world where players explore a giant tower that emits a mysterious signal. The vote runs through Google Forms, and Japanese is among the options. The Steam store page is now public, and the release date is undecided.
The tower is the only structure above the water, and the game treats it as humanity's hope until players get inside. Corpses turned to concrete and ash fill the interior, and the concrete monsters change their behavior patterns when body parts are destroyed. Threats come at the player from the dark, so finding fuses and keeping the lights on matters as much as shooting.
The vote is collected through Google Forms. The Steam store page is live, and no release date is set.
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