Line Games announced that the number of global participants in the Steam play test for its newly developed PC game 'Quiet' has surpassed 150,000 as of August 14.
'Quiet' is a cooperative comedy horror title featuring alien ducks that crash-land on Earth and attempt to escape the watchful eye of their elderly homeowner. The game can be played solo or with up to four players. The Steam play test began on August 3 and exceeded 30,000 participants within just three days.
According to Line Games, participants in the 'Quiet' play test are evenly distributed across Asia, Europe, and Latin America. The company analyzed that the game's visual style and core gameplay elements, which focus on cooperation for escape, have received positive feedback.
A Line Games representative stated, “We plan to gather diverse user feedback from this Steam play test to accelerate development.”
In May, at PlayX4, Line Games showcased playable versions of four new PC titles, including 'Quiet,' the cooperative sci-fi horror game 'Code Exit,' the survivor hack-and-slash game 'Ember and Blade,' and the black comedy visual novel 'Come to My Party.'
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