Build A Rocket Boy cuts Mindseye price and launches Blacklisted DLC

9 articles · Updated · Kotaku · Apr 28

The studio permanently drops Mindseye’s price from $60 to $35 across all platforms and releases its first major story DLC, Blacklisted, featuring a new playable character and espionage-focused mission.
This update also introduces new player tools for creating custom missions, races, and activities, as part of Build A Rocket Boy’s first self-published release after splitting from IOI.
Mindseye, developed by ex-GTA producer Leslie Benzies’ studio, previously suffered from poor reviews and buggy gameplay, prompting ongoing enhancements and efforts to attract new players despite lingering reputational challenges.

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