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Making it Home, a game about building a great big vehicle full of crazy contraptions to get home sounds like a lot of fun. Oh, you're also a tiny ladybug.

Admittedly, I've been following this for quite some time but haven't posted about it until now. I really wasn't  sure what to make of it. Early footage looked odd but I loved the idea. Nearly a year later after discovering it I took a look back with the latest trailer and wow does it look hilarious. Bounce around your vehicle, hoisting sails, squeezing bellows, spinning propellers and deal with a Rabbit and some flying carrots. I think you will like this. Take a look at the new trailer:

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Currently in development by Pill Bug Interactive, this will be their third Linux release. No exact date has been mentioned other than sometime this Summer.

During the Steam Game Festival, they're planning to host a livestream and answer any questions you might have about the game and development. Their plan is to start at 7PM UTC on June 9, which you will be able to watch directly on the Steam store page.

You can follow Making it Home on Steam.

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