Our final and largest Early Access content update is upon us! What do you get?

• (Spoiler Free Description) A new scene featuring 30 new clips! There is a new decision point at the end of Chapter 2. You will need to play through the game from at least this point to see the new content.
• Blooper Reel – finish the game on Hard to unlock!
• Last playthrough stats – An overview of everything that happened in your last playthrough.
• Expanded Twitter functionality – Now the game can construct a custom tweet describing the details of your particular playthrough.

• Play the prototype (DLC)! Because it's even better when it's stuffed animals trying to kill you.
• Virtually all the bonus features, including the Death Galleries (inspired by user feedback!).
• Subtitles! An entire subtitle system had to be implemented, which then paved the way for localization into an eventual 7 languages.
• The switchover from the XNA Framework to the FNA Framework proved to be a huge undertaking but necessary to resolve many compatibility issues players had encountered. Who knew playing video had so many compatibility problems! The switchover also paved the way for releasing Press X to Not Die on Mac and Linux!

Our final and largest Early Access content update is upon us! What do you get?

• (Spoiler Free Description) A new scene featuring 30 new clips! There is a new decision point at the end of Chapter 2. You will need to play through the game from at least this point to see the new content.
• Blooper Reel finish the game on Hard to unlock!
• Last playthrough stats An overview of everything that happened in your last playthrough.
• Expanded Twitter functionality Now the game can construct a custom tweet describing the details of your particular playthrough.

• Play the prototype (DLC)! Because it's even better when it's stuffed animals trying to kill you.
• Virtually all the bonus features, including the Death Galleries (inspired by user feedback!).
• Subtitles! An entire subtitle system had to be implemented, which then paved the way for localization into an eventual 7 languages.
• The switchover from the XNA Framework to the FNA Framework proved to be a huge undertaking but necessary to resolve many compatibility issues players had encountered. Who knew playing video had so many compatibility problems! The switchover also paved the way for releasing Press X to Not Die on Mac and Linux!