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Congratulations on the release! I will buy & play this when I have more time!

We have some ideas for new content, but we can't promise anything just yet! We might do a YouTube devlog type video breaking down TAG's development though.

Thanks for playing! ❤️

Shame to hear that. The game has some problems with the camera and some aspect resolutions. We will look into fixing this in the future!

Thank you!

Thank you so much! 😊

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Really happy to hear that! :)

Absolutely excellent work. I love how the house on Ash Tree Lane is portrayed!

My only criticism of the game is that having the hide mechanic bound to a button was a bit unnecessary. I got stuck for a while since I initially thought just standing in place would suffice for hiding.

Otherwise all around great work! 

It would definitely be a good feature to have, but we overlooked it while developing the game. Currently there are no plans to update YEET as game development is time-consuming and schoolwork takes priority. Sorry to disappoint but keyboard controls will not be supported in the foreseeable future. 😔

Thanks for expressing your interest though. 👍

Excellent! Probably purely coincidental, but getting I'm getting major House of Leaves vibes from this.

Hi! Sorry to hear that. Have you tried extracting the files out of the .7z package using a program like 7-zip, WinRar, PeaZip, etc.?

Glad to hear you enjoyed it! Sadly, we couldn't add more maps due to time-constraints and simple burnout of working on a single project for 5 months.

Thanks! Our team worked hard on it!

What is YEET?

YEET is a volatile & surreal multiplayer-experience to be played with 2-4 players! Inspired by titles by titles of frantic local-multiplayer action, YEET aims to deliver competitive rapid-fire gameplay with a casually chaotic twist. Featuring controls so slippery that they'll make you want to yeet your friends controller out of the window, YEET is an ordeal to be remembered!

YEET was a passion project developed by an amateur 4-person-team over the course of 5 months. The first iteration of YEET was developed during a 72-hour game jam, which produced a prototype so fun that the team involved unanimously agreed to continue on YEET to get it into a state worthy of public release. Thus, after working for on YEET for almost half a year, the team is extremely proud of what we have made together and the team feels that YEET is in a good enough state to be released and enjoyed by the public!