Yogscast Games broke some quick news today that their upcoming gaming BotsAreStupid has been pushed back to December for release. indiedev indiegame
\n Along with developer Leander Edler-Golla, they have made the call to push the official release date back to December 15th, 2022, issuing the quote below with their reasoning as they are looking to make sure the game is good to go and isn't rushed. You can check out the details below as we're now just waiting a few extra weeks.
Use the game's simple programming language to teach your bots how to use grappling hooks, navigate speed boosts, and more to reach the exit, then watch as they follow your direct instructions, often dying in the process. Master the campaign levels or create and share your own with a sophisticated level editor. Create outrageous courses and devise dastardly challenges for players to overcome, before showing them how it's done with downloadable replays.
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