Howdy, folks! Just making a minor update.

- Corrected the text in the 'Help' menu to show the correct key command for full-screening the game on PC.

- Selitrius's scene would display an empty frame with no picture sometimes (while displaying it correctly in the extras scene). This has been corrected.

- Corrected an issue where a couple of system languages were still causing issues with the game not starting correctly.

Join in on the fun, February 2.







Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is available February 2, 2024. Preorder the Deluxe Edition and jump into the mayhem 72 hours early starting January 30, 2024!

The Deluxe Edition includes:

• 3 Black Mask Notorious Weapons
  
• 4 Squad Golds Weapon Dolls
  
• 1 Battle Pass Token*

Preorder the Deluxe Edition and get:

• Classic Outfits
  
• 72 Hour Early Access**

* Battle Pass Token redeemable for Premium Battle Pass access (Seasons 1-4 Battle Passes, subject to availability). One Battle Pass available per season. WB Games may modify or discontinue online services with reasonable notice at any time.
** Early Access starting January 30, 2024. Actual play time depends on purchase date and is subject to possible outages and applicable time zone differences.

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Fixed issues:

1. The game editor can not select the shared files.
   
2. The game content infomation bottomsheet does not show the links added by creator.

Updated Fishing UI to show how close you are to losing a fish

Internal development

Toribash Next gives players more ways to bash than ever before—thanks in part to the inclusion of all-new weapon fights! If you’ve already mastered the flips, punches and kicks of classic Toribash, equipping weapons will add a new additional point of articulation to your character, and open up a whole new dimension of annihilating your enemies.

Take a Gun to a Kung-Fu Fight


Combat in Toribash has always been about getting up-close and personal with your opponents... until now. Engage in epic standoffs in Toribash Next’s new Gun Duel mode, which starts players several meters apart, with guns in hand and cover all around. But this isn’t like any shooting game you’ve played before, because aiming isn’t as simple as point-and-click. This is Toribash, and you’re still in full control of your fighter’s every joint! It’ll take some precise maneuvers to get enemies in your crosshairs, not to mention careful timing on those trigger pulls. All while frantically dodging a hail of incoming bullets from your opponents, of course.

Study the Blade


If Toribash’s bodily dismemberment is your jam, then draw your blade and enter Samurai Fight. In this mode, players face off with katanas in hand, ready to cross swords and slice each other to bits. Jump into action and deftly articulate your katana to slash at your opponents, block their swings and relieve them of their limbs when the opportunity arises. Do whatever it takes to be the last man standing—and possibly the last man with legs left to stand on.

Stave Off the Competition


Or if you’re more of a classic blunt-force-trauma kind of player, give the bo staff a whirl. With a much longer reach than the katana, and the ability to strike with both ends, this weapon is all about the flashy spin moves. Bludgeon your opponents to pieces, with style!

Which weapon reigns supreme? Try your hand at each and see!

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Hello RAM enjoyers!

We are thrilled to announce that RAM has been selected as a finalist for Best Student Game at the Independent Games Fest!


This is a huge honour for the team, and we want to thank you all for your continued support during development, seeing your excitement about the game makes working on it all the more fun!

We are also in the running for the Audience Award, so please consider voting for RAM: Random Access Mayhem at this link, and share it with your friends! https://informa-tech.formstack.com/forms/26th_annual_independent_games_festival_audience_award

Here's a cute badge for your efforts (shoutout mel!):


We have a lot more to share with you in the coming months, but as a small tease, here is some art of the next character that is currently in development:


Thanks for voting and stay tuned for more updates!

Xylem Studios

Hello All!

Update 3 is now live and comes with a lot of price changes for stones and cards, buffs to all stones and a lot of UI animations!
Check out the changes below and as always, please let me know if you find any issues via the bug button or discord.

Also as a reminder, please reset your game in settings for the best experience. And if you need to delete your saves for any reason here is the path to do so - C:\Users\{{user}}\AppData\LocalLow\That Indie Studio\Stratum Descent

[+] Lowered fragment cost to increase/decrease card cost from 800 to 500
[+] More UI animations added
[+] Continue to update and refine UI
[+] Continue to add more animations
[+] Added animations to events
[+] Fixed an issue with how I save monster defeated info as to not show other monsters in different stratums
[+] Added color indications when selecting a card or stone after defeating an enemy
[+] Updated Thick Thorns event to let player walk through even if they click cut through
[+] Disabled end turn button while performing actions
[+] Fixed an issue with showing travel lines on the map
[+] Lowered fragment gain at end of stratum clear
[+] Increase cost to purchase armor
[+] Lowered cost to purchase hand size increase
[+] Increase cost to purchase energy increase
[+] Buffed all stones
[+] Changed cost of cards and stones when not on an adventure (cheaper during an adventure)
[+] Fixed an error with saving and loading crystalized stones

[-] Reverted city background to tree background until art is complete


Enjoy!
Luigi

Welcome back to The Lettuce Village Lowdown! The Lettuce Village Lowdown is the name of a newspaper run by a *very* passionate character who you’ll meet in Garage Sale, and we’re now also adopting the name for our new series of monthly devlogs. We’re a bit late because of the holidays and our ongoing playtesting, but we’ve got one big update and a few smaller ones to let you know where we’re at (and we’ll have a big chunk of updates to share with you at the end of January!).




WOW! It’s been a long journey, but our game is finally 100% playable from start to finish! In December, we finished adding every single item (there are over 50), hiding every single coin, and putting together every piece of our ending. We’re still wrapping up work on a few smaller features (like long-needed accessibility features, better ways to view items up close, and music) in January, but the game is otherwise… pretty much done!

We’ll need a bit of time to add these features and make changes based on our tests, but we’re still on track to release early this year and we’ll let everybody know when we've settled on a date.


Last month, we talked about implementing feedback from our internal playtests, and we wrapped this up in December! Now, we’re working on testing with some people outside the team. We’ll talk more about this in January’s devlog, but it’s been really interesting seeing people play our game for the first time ever — we’ve learned a lot and been able to make some really tiny incremental changes in between tests that have made our game a lot easier to play.

After we make changes based on these tests and add the last few features, we’ll move on to a short online beta shortly before we release. If you’re interested in signing up, shoot us an email at garagesalegame@gmail.com! We’ll post more details here later, but this is the best way to stay updated.


We’ve been working on fine-tuning our game’s art as we make progress, and this has included going back and making a lot of changes to some things that… didn’t look so great before. A lot of these are in areas we’d rather let everybody explore for themselves, but here’s our new town square for now:



We’ve also changed a few things like character shadows and the background color of our game — they’re smaller changes but they make a big difference!



If you want to support us on our Garage Sale journey, please wishlist our game right here on Steam! Even if you don’t plan on buying it, every wishlist helps us out. See you in Lettuce Village soon! And please reach out to us via email (garagesalegame at gmail dot com) if you have any questions, suggestions, want to get involved in our beta, or just want to say hi. Please — we want emails!

- Amelia + the Garage Sale Team :~)

v6-2825 changelog
Fix errors for Code(1010).
Added game running permission check.Non-administrator permission cannot run the game