FlowDot announced that active incremental game Stick A Fork will officially launch on Steam on October 28 at 8:00 PM KST. The demo released ahead of launch supports 22 languages, including Korean.
Developed and published by Korean indie studio FlowDot, the game is coming to PC (Windows). According to the press release, its participation schedule for Steam Next Fest runs from October 20 to 27 KST. In the demo, players can smash fresh fruit, tanghulu, jelly, glass, and carbonated fruit.
Gameplay revolves around moving the cursor over forks stuck into fruit. Forks reacting to the cursor leap up and stab back in to generate gold, which is used to purchase and upgrade forks. Jam made from smashing fruit is used to grow the skill tree. Undergoing Ascension speeds up progression in subsequent runs.
Fruit surfaces vary from tanghulu and jelly to glass, yarn plushies, and Pop It toys. Marks are left where forks strike, and the fruit eventually breaks. The tools used also expand from forks, spatulas, and knives to kunai, machetes, and chainsaws.
Events occurring on the table also add variety to gameplay. Catching a passing honey pot triggers 'Honey Time', while players can continuously strike the airborne 'Flip Sword' to flip it or enter inside a crepe through a portal. After defeating a boss, players select 1 out of 3 secret recipe cards.
The full release features 'Transcendence', a step above Ascension, along with an ending followed by an endless mode. FlowDot explained that AI was used for multi-language translation and disclosed this on the Steam store page.
