Norwegian developer Skaar⛎ Game Productions is enthusiastic about early access sales fo🧜r its new open-world horror game , emphasizing the importance of community support for independent games. 

"If the sales don't stagnate, we can actually live off of this [game]," Skaar writes . "K🃏eep streaming and uploading videos, everything helps a lot. Even a single sale is very valuable to us.

"ꦑMy lifelong dream of making games f𒊎or a living is so close!" the developer continues. 

Low-poly horror Envelope follows a convenience store clerk on a deadly mission to save his girlfriend. You'll guide him through a small op🦄en world as rotten as his prospects to complete missions and achieve one of multiple possible endings. 

"We will keep updating the game," Skaar . "It's still just i🌼n early access, so it will improve even more over the next few weeks." 

Early Steam reviews seem promising.

"The idea is🅺 very neat, really like the concept of having an open-world that is of a manageable size and where you can decide what to do or not," says a popular review. 

"It's a very bizarre game with equally strange NPCs," adds another recent review. "Not really the kind of game I usually play, but once I started, I didn't stop tilꦍl I got to the end, so it's clear♎ly doing something right."

🍌In a Reddit post , Skaar described Envelope ꦕas "our first commercial product."

"We have high hopes for it," the developer explains. "Working professionally as game developers is a lifelong dream for both of us, and finally ꦆit seems like the dream will come true."

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