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Full Sail University’s Game Design master’s students led a multi-program team that released We’re All Going to Die on Steam on February 19, 2021. Steam describes it as a free-to-play cooperative top-down twin-stick shooter, while Full Sail’s account explains how students and graduates helped build and test the game.
What game did the students release?
The title is We’re All Going to Die. Steam lists Black Banshee Studios as its developer and publisher and gives its release date as February 19, 2021. The official listing describes it as a cooperative top-down twin-stick shooter in which players battle waves of enemies and choose and upgrade perks or abilities as the waves grow harder. Steam lists the game as free to play; availability and access terms can change, so check the Steam listing for its current status.
Full Sail University uses the broader description “top-down shooter” in its April 19, 2021 account of the release. The two descriptions are compatible: Steam adds the twin-stick and cooperative details.
How did Full Sail students contribute?
Full Sail says Game Design master’s students led a wider collaboration with students and graduates from multiple degree programs. Participants contributed to the game’s aspects, assets, and features. The school describes this as a studio-style project guided by Course Director Gerard Merritt, who helped the students form a team, select software, and deliver the finished game.
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Quality assurance and user experience
Students in the Game Design master’s Quality Assurance course performed QA testing, and Full Sail’s UX Lab conducted user experience testing. The school’s account presents testing as part of the project’s development process, alongside the cross-program work on the game itself.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What does the Steam listing say about play and PC requirements?
Steam lists both single-player and online co-op features. Its current storefront requirements specify Windows 10 64-bit, a quad-core Intel or AMD processor at 2.5 GHz, 8 GB of RAM, DirectX 11 or 12 compatibility, broadband internet, and 9 GB of available storage. These are listing details, not a guarantee of performance on every system; confirm them on the store page before installing.
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