Proteus releasing on Steam late January
Michael Johnson January 21, 2013 - 6:21 pmProteus is a uniquely relaxing game about exploration and music, coming to Steam on 30th January
If you’ve ever felt that games are a bit too violent, and you’d rather walk around a procedurally generated landscape as music created and influenced by your surroundings washes over you as you fall into a reflective state of total calm, you might like to check out Proteus. Coming from indie developers Ed Key and David Kanega, Proteus has been around in beta form for a long while now, but is finally making the big leap across to Steam on 30th January.
In the announcement it was noted that “All existing and future purchasers will get a Steam key and the version on the Humble Store will remain DRM free.”. Furthermore the game which is available now for $7.50 over here will have its priced shunted up slightly to the still reasonable $10. But if you want the current bargain price now, you’d best hurry!
Check out the beta video of Proteus below and keep your eyes on BeefJack for further news.
Comments (1)
I really enjoyed this game the last time I tried the demo, but unless they’ve added a ton of content and some kind of objective it $10 seems incredibly steep. I get that is very experimental in the way that you pretty much don’t interact with anything, other than the music note thing, and I like that about it, but I don’t really see the price justification.