The Hobo Dev
Released
About the game
A five-minute experience. Give a stranger a coin, write your name on a post-it, and stick it on a permanent wall shared by every player. Come back anytime to find your name and see how far the wall has grown.
Original Steam description
One coin. One name. Forever.
It's raining. You're in a back street you probably shouldn't be in.
There's a man standing there.
Stay a bit... don't be afraid.
Five minutes
That's how long this takes, and it isn't pretending otherwise.
No combat. No puzzles. Nothing to fail.
Just listen to this strange man.
Relax, there's a fire to stand near. A radio you can turn on. A stool, if you'd rather sit.
One wall is covered floor to ceiling in post-it notes — a name on every square.
The man hands you a pen.
Your name will go up, with a number that belongs to nobody else.
Why it costs a coin
I'm a solo developer, and I'm building a bigger game called SCRAWLERZ.
This is a way I'm paying for it — one coin at a time, from people who stopped.
The wall is the receipt.
The small print
Your name stays on the wall for as long as you own a game copy in your library.
If enough people stop, this might end up as the longest list of names on Steam....
But that part isn't up to me.
Demo and release information
No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.
Steam demo, playtest and Early Access: what is the difference?
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