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Dev logs

Dev logs for indie games, connected to the games themselves

Checkpoint Zero dev logs are public updates attached to game pages, studios, and creator profiles, making progress easier for players to follow and easier for developers to share.

More than patch notes

Share progress, design notes, milestone updates, production lessons, trailers, GIFs, and launch announcements.

Built for reach

Dev logs connect to feed posts so followers can react, comment, and keep up without hunting through separate pages.

Good for discovery

Consistent public updates help players understand what a game is becoming before they decide to follow or wishlist it.

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Checkpoint Zero

Games are easier to care about when you can see them changing.

Progress deserves context

Show what changed and why it matters

The best dev logs make development legible. They turn a screenshot, mechanic, delay, experiment, or breakthrough into a reason for players to understand the game and come back for the next update.

More than patch notes
Built for reach
Good for discovery

How it works

One update, connected everywhere

01

Publish an update directly from the game Dev Logs tab.

02

Keep it permanently attached to the game, studio, and creator.

03

Reach followers through the feed without posting it twice.

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Make the journey part of the game

Follow games that share their progress, or publish the next update from a project you are building.

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