Stephen Lavelle deserves a pat on the back. Creating a quality puzzle game with a concept as quirky as this is one thing, but going above and beyond to put so much care into crafting such a near-immaculate set of puzzles equally brutal yet forgiving is full-on applause-worthy. To put it simply, Stephen’s Sausage Roll might be some of the meatiest and most delicious food for the mind you’ll taste all year.
The brilliant Stephen's Sausage Roll suffered upon its release due partly to its $30 price tag. Is there a limit to how much you can charge for an indie game?
NO, indie doesn't just mean cheap games it means independent developers and publishers. as they grow and are able to deliver more value they should be compensated for there work. we need more developers like cd project making games like the witcher 3. why can't the industry support mid tier games like thq used to make? is this really all you want is the next activision, ea and ubisoft game every year? if your not bored to tears by there domination of the games market then jesus the bar is really that low.
Stephen's Sausage Roll is hard, unforgiving and doesn't do hints. But if you get in touch with your inner sausage, this is an incredibly rewarding puzzler.
Hardcore Gamer: Stephen’s Sausage Roll has just launched on Steam. If you’ve never heard anything about it before, then the page description isn’t likely to help much. The only thing it says is “a simple 3D puzzle game.” Yes, that’s true, but it fails to describe how utterly cruel of a challenge it presents.
