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Blueberry Garden Creator Apologizes for Delay, Explains Release 'Will Probably Take a Little While'

by Chris Faylor Jun 09, 2009 11:43am CST tags: Blueberry Garden, Delay
Following yesterday's last-minute delay of the charming ecological exploration experiment Blueberry Garden (PC), creator Erik Svedang has provided some insight.

"Seems like there are some problems with the Steam release stuff, will probably take a little while to sort it out," reads a blog post from Svedang. "I hope you have some patience with this, it's the first time I'm doing this kind of thing you know."

"I'm terribly sorry and I will do all I can to get the game out as soon as possible!"

At present, Steam lists Blueberry Garden for Wednesday, June 10--no word on price.

"I'm so buying that game, take a loot at their website and try the other games its digital crack!"5 Comments

Blueberry Garden Launch Bears No Fruit, Release Pushed Back

by Nick Breckon Jun 08, 2009 7:03pm CST tags: Blueberry Garden
Indie nerds hastily refreshing the Steam store should know that Erik Svedang's Blueberry Garden (PC) has been delayed to a Wednesday release, according to the title's listing.

This does, however, give us another chance to post the game's marvelous trailer.

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"ill have to try this, because i didn't see anything really appealing in this trailer. It's OK, ..."12 Comments

Blueberry Garden Coming to Steam

by Alice O'Connor Jun 02, 2009 9:09pm CST tags: Blueberry Garden, Erik Svedang, Trailer
We interrupt our coverage of E3's bullets, bombs and bodies to bring you news that Erik Svedang's charming experimental game Blueberry Garden arrives on Steam June 8.

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We'd be lying if we said we knew quite what Blueberry Game was, but we do know the multi-award-winning game involves playing with an ecosystem of plants, fruits and wildlife to different effects and discover what's going on in the pleasant world.

Untold thanks to Shacker mittense for the tip.

"the weird part is that out of the whole E3 coverage this is the game that interest me the most.. "15 Comments

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