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Flat Earth Games shows us how to Build a Bridge

By: Leo Stevenson

Sydney developer Flat Earth Games will be attending PAX Aus to demonstrate its latest title Objects in Space.

To celebrate, the team has released a video showing the construction of the brand new spaceship bridge setup for Objects in Space’s second year at PAX Aus. In 2015, Flat Earth Games received such positive feedback on the spaceship bridge that it decided to construct another one.

The footage was taken during construction as well as on the road to both PAX East and Pax West.

Objects in Space will be released for PC in 2017. For more info check the website.

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