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Discord Reveals Their Timed-Exclusive Indie Titles

Last month, chat app Discord announced their intentions to create a game store through their program. Alongside the store announcement, Discord mentioned that they would be instituting a programmed First on Discord, which provides development support to indie games in exchange for a PC exclusivity period typically around 90 days to the Discord store.

Today, Discord revealed the launch lineup of the First on Discord program.

•    Last Year: The Nightmare (Elastic Games)
•    Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption (Another Indie)
•    Minion Masters (BetaDwarf)
•    Bad North (Raw Fury)
•    At Sundown (Versus Evil/Mild Beast)
•    Mad Machines (Hero Blocks)
•    King of the Hat (Hyroglyphik Games)

These games will launch first on Discord's store on the PC. Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption was one of the indie games we most liked at GDC this past March. King of the Hat was also featured in the latest Nintendo Indie Direct. Discord says that they plan to launch the First on Discord program with these seven games in the Fall.



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