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Not a bug

A fast-paced arcade game about surviving game development. Write code, gather assets, satisfy marketing, ship the build, and try not to fall apart before release.

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Neuroslop Studio
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Neuroslop Studio
Release
Coming Soon
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About the Game

Every project starts the same way. One task. Then another.

The build needs fixing. Marketing wants a post. Someone asks for screenshots. Assets are missing. Bugs keep showing up. Somehow, all of it becomes your problem.

NOT A BUG is a fast-paced arcade game where you juggle development tasks under constant pressure. Complete the right task before time runs out, keep your resources under control, and survive until release.

Features:

  • Fast arcade gameplay with short, replayable runs

  • Multiple task types: code, assets, builds, and marketing

  • Increasing pressure as the release date approaches

  • Random glitches that make every run different

  • Multiple difficulty levels

  • Easy to learn, hard to master

Every mistake makes the next one more likely.

Ship the game. Don't let the project collapse.

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