It's been all quiet in the halls of Bunker 666 for quite a while now. While it was a minor success for us when released, WayDown has lived a long life as a commercial game so we feel it's anout time to let it out of its cage and let it roam free on the hills of the internet. 

This is part of our policy of a rolling de-monetization of older games. We've released several games since WayDown (ThreeStep, BISC, PROVIDER, and soon Soul King) so we feel like WayDown is going to be more valuable to the world as a freeware game than it will to us as a revenue source. We've previously done the same thing with SiC and Monotaur, which have been fully free for quite a while now, and we hope to continue to do the same as we continue to release new games. 

We would like to take a second to thank the team for their excellent work.

• Jonathan Medina (Dinobyte Softworks Twitter) did solid work on most of the visual assets in the game, including walls, enemyies, pickups, and on and on and on, as well as consulting on much of the game design
• Michael White (Twitter Link) did some great work on the soundtrack, including the hell tracks and the final Crossfit Satan soundtrack.
• Will Savino (Twitter Link) did some excellent work on the soundtrack as well, including the hub theme, and tracks for a few biomes.

Please give them some love and check out the now free WayDown!

Thanks,

Wyatt White