Critics review the "Massive Chalice" game beta version released to backers last October. With the full release date of the game still unannounced, developer Double Fine Productions reveal a list of bug fixes for the game's improvement.
Upon the "Massive Chalice" game beta release date, project leader Brad Muir explained the idea of getting a Kickstarter support for the "Massive Chalice" game project.
Speaking to Polygon in October for the "Massive Chalice" game beta release date, he shares, "When we put the Kickstarter up a year and a half ago, we did a lot of research on what other people were doing. We launched 'Broken Age' and that opened the gates to all these other high-profile game Kickstarters that came after us. They were all learning from what we did, but also trying new stuff. We're all learning from each other."
With the "Massive Chalice" game beta release, Double Fine is able to gather information on the existing game and improve before the actual full "Massive Chalice" game release date. This means that while the beta "Massive Chalice" game is as full as the game can get, further developments and improvements will still come by the full "Massive Chalice" game release date.
Among the many comments of the "Massive Chalice" game beta version is that the fantasy game did not include unreal races to play-only humans. Muir has this to comment, "A goal of mine was to make a fantasy game that feels a little more grounded in reality."
Upon the "Massive Chalice" game beta release date, Double Fine has recently unveiled bug fixes based on the comments gathered. Apart from updated music, balance, final battle updates, content and other technical stuff, Double Fine has made sure that bug fixes have been released for the "Massive Chalice" game beta version. Including crashes, window resizing bugs, fog among others.
"Massive Chalice" full game release date remains to be unannounced, but Double Fine assures it will come soon after the beta version. Stay tuned for more updates!
