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Middle Manager Of Justice's Early Launch Becomes A Beta
Double Fine's iOS game, Middle Manager of Justice, released a little earlier than expected. In response Double Fine is asking those who were able to get their hands on the game early to offer some feedback.
The official release of the game isn't for another few weeks, but the game was briefly available Tuesday night. Gamasutra spoke with the game's project lead Kee Chi about the accidental early launch. Chi said, "It wasn't what I wanted the world to see quite yet. At Double Fine, we pride ourselves on putting a solid product out there, so having something out there that was buggy and not quite ready yet was really frustrating."
"I guess it kind of just turned into a beta test," Chi said. "I mean, if people find bugs that we haven't found internally, I'd love to know about them so I can fix them."
So there you have it. If you were able to grab the game early, send Double Fine some feedback if you run into some bugs. If you weren't lucky enough to grab the game, you can check out our preview here.
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