The mega viral co-op horror hit that was free for its first 24 hours was mostly developed in a single month
The majority of Content Warning was made during a month-long trip to South Korea
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Content Warning, the co-op horror hit thatlaunched into virality thanks to a 24-hour free introductory period, was mostly developed in a single month.
I first caught wind of Content Warning on April Fool’s Day, mostly because it’s precisely my jam but also because I thought the concept of a game that’s only free for its first 24 hours was intriguing. Apparently, other people thought the same because …
