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Steam Early Access Approved: TrackDayR Releases March 17, 2021
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Mar 14, 2021
0 CommentsMy heart sunk a little the other morning when I woke up to see a Discord notification from the TrackDayR developer saying that Steam had refused their Early Access application less than a week before the scheduled release date, but thankfully this afternoon I saw another one saying they had fixed the (minor) issue and had now been approved. Yay!
This means that TrackDayR will now officially release to Steam Early Access, as intended, on March 17, 2021. Go wishlist it now if you’re interested in this title so you don’t miss the release.
Header image by Lu_CoideRock241 on Discord.
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