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Catherine Lewis

This nuke-parrying open-world soulslike got a new update just in time for Steam Next Fest, and now players are pulling off moves its solo dev "can't even begin to understand"

A screenshot from V.A Proxy.

The solo developer behind open-world action game V.A Proxy – a fast-paced combat-focused game where you can parry nuclear bombs and the earth itself – has admitted that players have been pulling off moves they "can't even begin to understand" since their latest update.

V.A Proxy is one of many games to get a demo during Steam Next Fest, which kicked off earlier this week and is set to run until October 21. Solo dev PyroLith also timed this with an update, featuring "majorly improved performance, movement, combat and wildlife AI," ultimately so "you too can do all the crazy tech I've been showing, like a duel between two teleporting scythe wielders." 

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