Digital Release | Steam October 20, 2014 Nintendo Wii U April 14, 2016 (EU, NA) Xbox One April 29, 2016 (EU, NA) PlayStation 4, Vita May 31, 2016 (NA) June 01, 2016 (AU, EU) December 21, 2016 (JP) Nintendo Switch June 26, 2018 (EU, NA) |
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Delisting | October 20-29, 2014 – Steam March 27, 2023 – Nintendo Wii U |
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Developer | Code Avarice Digerati (2015 – Current) |
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Publisher | Code Avarice Digerati (2015 – Current) |
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Available On | Steam (as Deluxe Atonement Edition) Nintendo Switch (EU, NA) PlayStation 4 (AU, EU, JP, NA) PlayStation Vita Xbox One (EU, NA) |
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Links | SteamDB page |
Delisting
Paranautical Activity was first delisted on Steam on October 20th, 2014 after being released earlier that same day. Looking at the game’s history on SteamDB it was added and removed several times until a final removal was logged on October 29th. The initial delisting and the spat of removals came after developer Mike Maulbeck tweeted a death threat at Valve’s Gabe Newell over a delay in the game’s transition from Early Access to full release. Maulbeck later deleted and retracted the statement, ultimately selling the Paranautical Activity property to Digerati who later returned it to Steam as the ‘Deluxe Atonement Edition’ in February of 2015. Digerati is also listed as the developer and publisher of the console versions which were released simply as Paranautical Activity.
About the Game
Paranautical Activity combines the classic FPS action of games like Doom and Quake, with the randomness and difficulty of modern roguelikes like Binding of Isaac and Spelunky
FEATURES
- Unique FPS/Roguelike combination
- Procedurally generated levels
- Impossibly fast gameplay
- Hidden levels
- Over 100 items
- 40+ enemies
- Ridiculous bosses
- Kick ass Dubstep soundtrack
Thanks to Knockknock for submitting this game to the site