After 7 years of Dead Cells updates, devs share hopes for their new roguelike to get just as much support: "If we can, why not? If we are lucky enough"
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I asked Thomas Vasseur and Yannick Berthier of the worker-owned studio of eight (for comparison, Evil Empire boasts of 70 employees and three projectson its website) if they want Windblown to have a long tail of support like Dead Cells. Berthier replied first: “If we can, why not? If we …
