Our plan for the last few years has been to work on multiple projects at once. When Gregory worked full time on Future Proof projects, this kept them from feeling drained working on the same thing day in and day out. Now that we're both indefinitely part time, however, we're finding it near-impossible.

Our 2017 plans seemed reasonable. They were in line with what we've tried to do in the last couple of years, but incorporating the data from previous years: actual dev time for new Exploit: Zero Day story jobs, actual time needed for marketing, conference schedules, etc.

With that in mind, we set ourselves up to work on two high intensity projects and a low-key one: EZD, Majesty of Colors, and Rosette LARP, respectively.

"Headless Swarm" (the first paid story for Exploit: Zero Day) now has the fourth hacking job in the season, "Internet All the Things." In this job, find out what the two antagonists are up to by hacking someone's house.

We've also published two side jobs that you might get access to as you aggravate or placate the two parties. These jobs don't have puzzles, but provide insight into a few of the characters in the EZD saga. Those were really fun to write! One is from an antagonist introduced in "Headless Swarm"; the other is Chamunda, a long-time EZD character that's a loyal employee of Samsara Digital with a low opinion of hackers.

While we continue to write the next segment of "Headless Swarm", we've been fixing bugs and making small enhancements to the overall Exploit: Zero Day game.

This weekend, we released an accessibility improvement: text links in EZD now have underlines. It's a small change, but having a second visual ...

We've released another job for Headless Swarm and made some long-needed enhancements.

There are only two sure things in life when it comes to e-commerce: bugs and taxes. We dealt with both this past week.

The first season of paid story for Exploit: Zero Day is out! "Headless Swarm" introduces players to the mysterious Kilroy-sama, who is investigating the unexplained crash of a consumer drone. They'll uncover the hacker group OnyxHorde and its connection to an old friend and will butt heads with Samsara Digital ...

Our web-based cyberthriller puzzle game Exploit: Zero Day lets you play as a hacktivist, uncovering and battling against oppression and exploitation. It's been in closed alpha for a while, but soon it will be available without waiting in line thanks to our prelude season of paid story: "Headless Swarm." This ...

We've updated Exploit: Zero Day as part of our Alpha Two phase of development.

Changes:

• Matrix puzzles should now resize on smaller screens and windows instead of switching to an alternate skin.
• Fixed an issue where firing a ping as a system was solved resulted in a failed solution
• Added ...

We've updated Exploit: Zero Day as part of our Alpha Two phase of development.

Changes:

• We removed the endpoint that lists all private and public systems and turned off friendly HTML endpoints.
• We added the ability to report any URL. If a page is broken or contains content that violates ...

We've updated Exploit: Zero Day as part of our Alpha Two phase of development.

Changes:

• Reworked the experience of sharing clusters and systems to be clearer in intent and more compliant with mobile accessibility guidelines.
• We added tracking of invalid address submissions on the store form.

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