MailPop

They should all the achievements be working now (hopefully). Thanks for your patience.

If you’re into games where you have to smash your keyboard non-stop, improvise on the fly, and embrace a bit of chaos (or a lot of it), we highly recommend checking out all the games participating in the festival… there are some absolute gems out there for stylish, high-impact key-mashing.As for us, here at MailPop, we’re still going hard while we hunt down and exterminate the last few bugs that are still running wild in the game. (We promise they’re an endangered species (it really sucks not being able to 100% a game because of ONE DAMN ACHIEVEMENT.) Sorry. Deep breaths. We’re calm now.We’ll do our best to have everything fully ready for the festival.ːsteamsadːThanks for your patience, for playing, for smashing keys with us, and for supporting the festival. See you among flying letters, keyboard noises, and pure typing chaos!

Hi everyone! We’re still alive!First of all, we want to apologize to all the players who have had issues (for a long time) with the achievements not unlocking properly. (It drives me crazy too when I can’t 100% a game for reasons beyond my control.) We don’t want to make excuses, we know the responsibility is 100% ours, but we think you deserve an explanation.At Crimson Birds Studio, we’re a very small team, and right now we’re juggling the development of our games with other jobs (in some cases, up to two jobs each). Currently, we’re developing Blade and Madness, a super cool card-based roguelite, but it’s taking up 100% of our development time. So, as you can imagine, we’ve barely had any time to fix things in MailPop.We’ve finally wrapped up the remaining fixes for this latest build and, although MailPop will always be our baby and our first title on Steam, we’re afraid MailPop: International Spam will be the last major update the game receives (aside from bug fixes if needed, of course).In this final version you’ll find:New achievementsNew animations between stagesNew popupsA new endgameNew sounds and musicDifficulty balancingAnd more hairy knuckles We’re sure we could keep improving MailPop even more, but sometimes loving something also means knowing when to let it go =(Huge thanks to everyone who kept reporting issues to us here — you’re amazing.We hope to see you again in Blade and Madness (add it to your wishlist, it’s looking great!).Big hugs to everyone, and watch out for that carpal tunnel!