We're approaching 1 week of release out to the public with Sol Survivor, and I know I speak for the whole team when I thank everyone in the community for supporting us so quickly!  Since day one we've been spoiled by the game's players, whether it was in-depth bug submission or just a kind word of support.  The past week saw us pull an all-nighter to drop in a patch within 24 hours of release, a slew of multi-player games and a great community forming around the Sol Survivor forums and the Steam forums (we haven't forgotten about you guys too, Impulse fans).

After our six week crunch getting to release, we stepped back and saw a game we actually want to play.  We'd planned on having a LAN party to celebrate the release and to relax after what has been the hardest six weeks for our team.  We took a road trip up the coast and LANned it up, with Sol Survivor featuring heavily in the mix of games.  Some of you may have played online with us over the weekend, and it was great to meet all of you.  Even when we intend to take a break, we always end up talking shop, and we hope our passion for the game we've made shows through.

About four hours from our base in Orange County, we're going to be getting in late and cranking up on a patch to be announced in the coming days.  A poll we took on the Steam forums suggested you guys want to see some blogs about our development process as an independent team, so this week I'll be putting together a feature about our process.  Get involved and let us know what you want to hear about!  See you in game!

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