Project P.I.T.T. Launches on Steam, Earns Very Positive Reviews
Publisher Pretty Soon released Project P.I.T.T., a physics-based automation sandbox game developed by solo developer Froke, on Steam on August 20. The game tasks players with producing rubber ducks and dropping them into a bottomless hole in the floor to earn money. Players can purchase upgrades such as magnets and fans to improve efficiency, and later unlock items like cash registers and candy to drop as well. The game includes sandbox elements, allowing players to build conveyor belts and automated systems to feed the pit. The demo version has attracted many YouTube playthroughs, with total video views exceeding 10 million. As of 10:30 AM JST on August 20, the game had received 75 Steam user reviews, with 90% positive, earning a 'Very Positive' rating. The game is available for 1,350 yen, with a 15% launch discount bringing it to 1,147 yen until September 3. It supports Japanese. The workplace features unsettling messages like 'They See You' and 'NO WAY OUT,' hinting at a mysterious narrative.