Project P.I.T.T. Drops Rubber Ducks Into a Bottomless Hole on August 19
The full release expands the demo's physics-based production line gameplay with new phases and products, building on a demo that earned a 'Very Positive' Steam rating from 200 reviews.
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Publisher Pretty Soon announced that Project P.I.T.T., a first-person sandbox incremental game by solo developer Froke, will launch on PC via Steam on August 19. Players work as intern Pitt, mass-producing rubber ducks and other products to feed into a bottomless pit called the Maw. The full version adds three new phases, 13 toys, 8 tools, and 3 new products.
The announcement follows a demo that has drawn attention since before its release. An early itch.io version recorded 65,000 downloads, and the Steam wishlist count reached about 75,000. YouTube channels GrayStillPlays and ImCade, with 8.59 million and 1.15 million subscribers respectively, have covered the game, and related videos have surpassed 10 million total views.
In the full version, players can explore a brutalist PSX-style facility with safety posters and surveillance cameras, uncovering mysteries behind the company and the Maw. The demo's current Steam rating is 'Very Positive' at 91% of 200 reviews, though some players note slow progression due to high upgrade costs, wall-clipping bugs, and a combo system that is easy to amplify.
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