I (Robin Ek, TGG) was just informed by HypeTrain Digital that “STANDBY” is going to donate 1$ for each sold copy to PCF throughout the Games Done Quick event (the event will take place between the 8th and 15th of January):

“Big news! After the launch of the game, STANDBY is going to donate 1$ to PCF throughout the Games Done Quick event! STANDBY is easy to pick up but hard to master precise platformer. Challenge your reaction in this fast-paced game and get out of the glitched world. Enjoy smooth controls by dashing through the vibrant levels, crushing and overcoming all the obstacles on your way!” – HypeTrain Digital

So if you want to experience a really cool puzzle platforming game and do some good at the same time, then buy yourself a copy of “STANDBY” (the full game will be released during Q1 next year) during the GDQ event in January” (you will find my Alpha demo gameplay video down below).

Robin “V-Act” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround

More by Robin Ek:

• New Old Pixels is to bring the original ‘Toki’ arcade game, to original retro hardware
• The 2D pixel art PvPvE extraction shooter, ‘Project S.U.N.D.I.A.L.’, is coming to Steam on April 27th
• The 1-4 player egg cracking adventure, ‘CRACK’, is coming to Steam on October 26th
• The unique horror game ‘Hoarder’ is coming to Steam in 2027
• The cozy first-person warehouse sim ‘BOB LOGISTICS’ is coming to Steam in Q4 2026

Tags: Games Done Quick, HypeTrain Digital, Indie games, Noclip, PC games, Standby