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Pit People Closed Beta – Sign ups at PAX East

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Our next game, Pit People, will have a closed beta some time this year!
 
At PAX East 2016, you could be one of the first to sign up for our closed beta! PAX East attendees will also have an opportunity to enter a raffle for a number of prizes, including an Xbox One!

 
To sign up for both the closed beta registration and enter our raffle, come to our PAX East Booth #4025.
 
 

 

After PAX we will open up registration to the rest of the world. You can sign up for our e-newsletter now to get our latest game updates, including notice when the closed beta registration form goes online.
 
If you haven’t already seen our trailer for our fast paced, turn-based, co-op adventure, then feast your eyes on the video below, and check out pitpeople.com to follow our development.
 

 
The Pit People closed beta will be on Xbox One first and then later on Steam.
 

BBT Steam Registrations Close Friday

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This Friday morning, March 21st, we’ll be closing off the registration form for our BattleBlock Theater Steam Closed Beta. We will start reviewing the applicants this week and start sending out acceptance emails so please keep your eye on your inboxes for that golden ticket. You know it’ll be pretty sweet! (Haha, see what we did there?) And for those who still need a bit of persuasion before signing up for the beta, check out our announcement trailer below:

 

 

Our tentative start date for Closed Beta of our Windows version of BattleBlock Theater Steam will be next week. A Closed Beta means you’ll need to register to get a beta key, but anyone 13-years-old and up are welcome to sign up!
 
Read all the rules and sign up here before it’s too late.

 

 

For those of you who are curious about other versions of BattleBlock Theater, we’re happy to announce that we are currently working on the Linux version of the game as well, but it will not be ready in time for the beta. The only confirmed version for Steam at this time is for Windows, and once the first PC version is out, we will focus our attention on the Linux version. Until then, don’t get too excited staring at the pot and waiting for the water to boil.