Hello all!
And welcome to the Lunar Module Preview!

It's been a while since my previous update on Reentry. The reason for this is that I'm spending all the time I can on implementing the Lunar Module. I won't go into too much details here, but rather let you see some of the progress through some screenshots. Keep in mind that this is WIP and things will change. My focus has been on the systems, but been trying to complete the models as well.

The Lunar Module is a very complex spaceship with a lot of systems. It's quite similar to the Command Module in many ways, but also has some big differences in how it's operated. For example, you fly this more like a helicopter.

Most fuses can be found on the left and right side.


There are two main DC buses, one for the Commander and one for the Lunar Module Pilot.


The EPS powers most of the internal systems, and the explosives device panel triggers irreversible actions needed throughout the missions. Two engines are available, one descent engine, and one ascent engine.

Most panels are in 4k, and every switch will be intractable. You can check the roadmap link below to see the progress, and what systems are implemented.

Enjoy some screenshots below, while I get back to coding. :)













You can follow the progress/roadmap of the development of Reentry here:
https://trello.com/b/ip2zVHUa/reentry-an-orbital-simulator-roadmap

Because our game is mostly based on good online we decided to set price on 4,99$ level instead of planned ten dollars.

In future we want to raise the price by adding more content and go full release from early access.

We hope you and your friends will enjoy our game! Stay tuned!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/914260/HALF_DEAD_2/

Because our game is mostly based on good online we decided to set price on 4,99$ level instead of planned ten dollars.

In future we want to raise the price by adding more content and go full release from early access.

We hope you and your friends will enjoy our game! Stay tuned!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/914260/HALF_DEAD_2/

It's great to see people jumping into the game and battling against the Cult, but Heretic Operative can be a challenging and mechanically dense game with a lot to learn.

We'll be adding a few more in-game hints later this week, but in the meanwhile here are a few quick tips to get you started on the basics.

Selection & Movement

To select an Operative, left-click their portrait on the center bar or on the map.

To move a selected Operative, left-click a movement arrow (along the lines that show possible destinations) or right-click your destination.

Resources

The best way to get more resources is to recruit the right Townsfolk. You can recruit Townsfolk in any location where you have an Operative by clicking on their "scroll" in the bottom-left of the game UI and paying some influence.

Note that recruiting Townsfolk never takes an action, but many of them unlock special abilities you can spend an action point on.

There are many Townsfolk in the game, but here are a few important ones to not overlook, the ones that get you resource income every turn. Here are a couple to look for:

• Farmstead - Blacksmith (Gold)
  
• Copec's Tavern - Cell Leader (Influence), Informant (Rumors)

Getting more Lore and more Fate can be a little trickier, but the Museum District can be a great source for both.

Learning More

Almost everything in the game has a tooltip, and these tooltips are intended to make the game rules as transparent as possible.

There is also a Controls overview in the in-game ESC menu, and you can hit the "?" button in the bottom-middle of the screen for some additional help.

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We hope these tips are helpful in getting started. Heretic Operative is intentionally not an easy game, but with some perseverance victory can be achieved very reliably. Good luck and have fun with the game!

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Ok, so... long time, no updates.

As previously mentioned I'm just one guy and I occasionally take breaks from hobby coding and play games and hang out with the family instead.

Now it's time to get back into coding since I have some ideas that I'd like to try.
Before I go any further I want you to know that the below updates have no estimated release date. I'm about to evolve from a father of 2 to a father of 3. When that bomb drops I will have to leave things as they are for some time before I can get back into further development. So... patience.

Right. Back to the juice. BreakHack has a new website which you can view here.

It's mentioned in the 'about' section and I will mention it here now as well.
I'm planning on implementing weekly challenge seeds into the game.

What that means is that every week you will have a new menu option to play the weekly challenge level. Everyone gets the same "random seed" meaning that you play the same set of levels with the same monsters etc. The results will be listed in leaderboards and thusly you should be able to compete with your friends or the world for the top position in that week's leaderboard.

That's about it. Hopefully, people do find this interesting. For me, it's mostly a coding challenge that I wanted to beat and later on beat people by playing that code. ːsteammockingː

New classes are in the notes to. Most likely it will drop suddenly when it does drop. No dates on that either.

In the meantime, check out https://breakhack.net. There are more details in the leaderboards there then can be found in the ones on steam, even if it is, in fact, the same leaderboards.

Br,
Linus

Another update for the demo just before we have the full title launch next week. We added a few more languages and WMR support:

• Full Windows Mixed Reality Support - we added WMR support to the free demo with correct ingame models and animations for the controller
  
• New Languages - Italian, Norwegian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Vietnamese (in total we support 16 languages now)

And as always if you have any more feedback, please leave it in the ViSP Demo Feedback thread or reach out to us via Discord / Twitter.

- Sandro & Timo

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Fixed crash when entering Scrapyard arena battle.

Fixed bug where new armor was not showing up on portrait in equipment vendors' fitting room.

Fixed some issues with flickering while fading to black or fading in.

Made new compass gizmo for world map HUD. It has tooltips for food and rest.

Fixed bug with zero food variety to be detected on game load.