[img]http://cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com/steamcommunity/public/images/clans/25939408/e93b477a4621b997bb25f0ca6a3bb6fc257831eb.png[/img] We fought the clock and the clock won. The [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/618180]Max, Autistic Journey - Max's Birthday DLC[/url] was planned to be launched in time to celebrate Autism Awareness Day, April 2nd. However, the "publish" button litterally vanished before our eyes when we went to launch it on Friday. You can get the stand-alone DLC on [url=https://gpacgames.itch.io/maxs-birthday-dlc]Itchio[/url] right now until the magical publish button reappears on Monday. Since Max, an Autistic Journey came out the developer has donated a portion of proceeds from game sales to the Miriam Foundation, a charitable organization that helps people with autism spectrum disorders and intellectual disabilities lead fulfilling lives. For Autism Awareness Day, Professional Imagination will donate all sales from April 2nd of Max’s Birthday to the Miriam Foundation. To learn more about the amazing work they do please check out their website at: miriamfoundation.ca. Now, since the Steam version won't be available til Monday, anyone who buys the DLC on Itch.io today will get a Steam key if they'd like. Also, Steam sales from Monday will be donated to the Miriam Foundation, since, obviously it is not available today. [quote=Professional Imagination, Creator of Max]“First off, a big thank you to everyone who has played Max, an Autistic Journey and sent through their thanks and personal stories. Since the game came out I have come up with a few ideas for DLC I wanted to make with my son. When I sat down with him to begin work I asked him what he would like to see and he just lit up and rambled off his ideas. It was so inspiring that all my original ideas were out the window and now we have the Max’s Birthday DLC!”[/quote] [i]World Autism Awareness Day is an internationally recognised day on the 2nd of April every year, encouraging Member States of the United Nations to take measures to raise awareness about people with autism throughout the world. It was designated by the United Nations General Assembly resolution "62/139.[/i]