Thank you all for providing me feedback for the Slaughterhouse DLC! Today's update contains fixes for some of the most urgent issues:

- Fixed a bug with Celestial Sisters who spawn mid-late game in Slaughterhouse, who have no weapons and won't engage the player

- Fixed a bug with ChaseCam mode hiding building floors incorrectly when aiming at enemies while player is on the second floor/above

- Attempted to fix a bug with the game not properly ending after defeating Valentin the final boss. However the issue is always a hit-or-miss so I'm not 100% yet whether the fix is perfect.

There is however a very strange issue, where the Charged Soul Stone that you purchase from the raven on the third floor will not spawn any NPC when you throw them. After working with one of the folks who had the issue, it seems like either the Charged Soul Stone was not charged or somehow it lost the data that specifies the type of NPC to spawn.

This has never happened to me during my own testing. If you have this issue, please reach out to me if you don't mind working with me to fix the issue :) And of course, if you don't have this issue, please let me know as well :)

Thank you!

// DAY 1 PATCH NOTES //

Updated server messages - no longer just "connection lost" - will now articulate reason ( kicked form session or host quit)

Added a Lute - its a weapon and an instrument !

Fix an issue with 1million gold from extract missions - no more misappropriating evidence !

Fix Invert Y being default on first play

Removed a definitely not a feature we left in soft lock when pressing L

Campaign Mission Updates
Pass On:
- Moved Uranus further away
- Moved the relic
Asteroid Belting:
- Asteroids start flashing orange when their hitbox is active instead of all the time
Misc:
- Updated safe zone objective text

Full Game Controller support is here!
For many more updates check out the video:

• Gas canister pickups
  
• Lighthouse
  
• Bridge
  
• New forest area
  
• New NPC: Cluck Grylls
  
• New NPC Questgiver: Clara Cluck
  
• New NPC Questgiver: Falco Grylls
  
• New NPC: Henny Higgins
  
• New recipe
  
• Rapid fire augment
  
• Full Game Controller support
  
• Aim asist for game controller
  
• 4 new cooking locations

• Fish rarity in certain locaitons
  
• Cocksfield trees are replaced with oak
  
• Cocksfield roads
  
• Grass texture
  
• Sun and Moon path
  
• Map/mini map update
  
• Small UI changes

• Legwish Henilton will give you a propper quest now, to destroy the turrets
  
• Eal will now show a proper icon

Due to the incorrect display of built-in creative workshops in STEAM and a bug in the workshop classification function, sample MODs cannot be filtered. Therefore, we have updated the workshop selection MOD function for quick access to workshop MODs.
If there are any MOD authors who wish their MODs to be displayed on this page, please let us know.
Mod uploads can be automatically packaged to:

• Reduce upload time
  
• Reduce the probability of being mistakenly blocked by STEAM

• The character mod template has been updated and fixed known issues during the testing phase:
  
• The issue with the character mod being unable to display images on some pages
  
• The issue of character mod favorability/skill mechanisms

We have received a lot of feedback regarding the research on DLC a month ago, and we greatly appreciate everyone's enthusiasm.
But this quantity has not reached the level where crowdfunding can be carried out, and can only cover about 60% of the expected cost of DLC (combined with our previous crowdfunding data expectations+we have already pushed the cost very low).
Therefore, we will temporarily shift our focus to bug fixing and mod support.
Considering that the current DLC trailer may not be attractive enough, if we have any spare time, we may try to complete a demo within 1-2 months and then investigate the feedback.

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Hi all,

This update fixes some more issues that were brought up in the discussion forums, and adds a few quality of life fixes as well. Thanks again to everyone who tried the game out and provided valuable feedback. It is all very much appreciated, as always!

Bugfixes/Changes:

• Fixed season indicator in the top left of the screen.
  
• Added tooltips to season and time of day on top left of screen.
  
• Units can now see through farmland, but still not into it.
  
• Fixed bug with Issue Order button in Scheduled Order screen, where it could be disabled when selecting invalid unit types and would not re-enable when selecting artillery units.
  
• Can now issue rest scheduled orders to artillery units.
  
• Can now issue rest orders to mixed groups of infantry and artillery. Previously you had to select groups of either all infantry or all artillery.
  
• Rest scheduled orders for artillery units now properly prioritize artillery pits.
  
• Sight range reduction when resting (as opposed to watch duty) has been increased.
  
• Fixed bug in which Supplying Area orders generated by your Logistics officer would always show Ammunition as the supply type.

New Localization keys:

• HELPER_SEASON_SPRING
  
• HELPER_SEASON_SUMMER
  
• HELPER_SEASON_AUTUMN
  
• HELPER_SEASON_WINTER
  
• HELPER_TIME_OF_DAY_MORNING
  
• HELPER_TIME_OF_DAY_DAY
  
• HELPER_TIME_OF_DAY_EVENING
  
• HELPER_TIME_OF_DAY_NIGHT

Thanks for playing!

Hello~♥
I would like to thank everyone who enjoys this work, and I would like to share a brief update.

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1. Recently, the RPGMaker community in Korea drew a game fan art, so I'm sharing it with you.

• "샤인" drew this. It's Yuri who shines her eyes while looking at the food Ragnar and Bonnie made.
  
  
• "바이러스" also drew Yuri, the main character. She's famous for creating a game called 'Period Survival'.
  
  
• '루카' drew Lane, a Suin tribe, in the shape of a fox.
  
  
• '나브' drw a picture of Yuri holding the final boss with a flame bomb. "Revolution is explosion!" she says.
  

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2. We are planning to participate in the spring sale.

• Spring is the season when my family picked up the cat in the game, 'Bomi'
  
• Bomi has been our joy for a long time. But last summer, she crossed the rainbow bridge because of a mammary gland tumor.
  
• At that time, I thought I wanted to melt my memories with Bomi into the game. So I worked on it, and that's how this was born.
  
• So please shut up and look at the pictures of my cat, please!
  

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3. 3. I participated in the "1 Chicken Alman Tool Game Jam 2024" competition with a piece called "태엽시계의 왕좌"

• This work is a collaboration by Team Eclipse, free of charge.We only support Korean.
  
• As of 2024.3.2, you can get it from the following Google Drive and try it.
  
• https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SK9Mti979ZF4JSiyNXGPZ4M36IBIyrpM/view?usp=sharing
  
• From March 10, 2024, you can search for "태엽시계의 왕좌" on Stove Indy and enjoy it.
  
• https://store.onstove.com/ko
  

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4. We started developing the next piece.

• The next piece will be the backstory that follows this game.
  
• It will be released around 2024.August.
  
  
  

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  Thank you for reading it.
  
  I would like to thank you again for your love and love of "Girl Travels Forest of Dreams."
  
  It's really, really late, but happy new year~♥
  
  
  
  
  

Most games in the Survivor-Like/Horde Shooter genre have metagame systems not just to unlock more content, but also to improve your base power that you enter a run with: Some games have shops where you can trade gold for stats, others have their skill trees, and so forth. Initially, we shied away from this idea for one simple question: should you balance the game for people who have none of these power boosts, or for somebody that has all of them? If you balance the game for brand new players, then power boosts make the game too easy and more boring, but if you balance it for people with all the power boosts, then new players have little hope of beating the game; winning is more about “buying” your victory with playtime and less about your game mastery and knowledge.

This outlook changed when we pivoted from being a small arena shooter to having a huge, open map. The reason was simple: We wanted areas to have differing difficulty levels. If all areas were equally difficult, there would be no sense of progression, and you could rush through the map and see all there is to see before even having played enough to understand the game's core systems. Having some areas be more difficult than others would lock off certain areas (and thus certain resources, pickups, etc) behind gaining enough strength to be able to survive those areas. While you can do a certain amount of that by counting on the player to gain strength through non-mechanical means (like game knowledge and game mastery) the strength you gain from such experience can only go so far. To have a half-dozen or more different areas, each of which is more difficult than the last, we needed to give players mechanical benefits as well! Thus, the idea of the Genetic System was born!


(Art not final and is subject to change. Especially those icons. Or... non-icons, as the case may be.)

The narrative idea is simple. You’re a clone (how else could you have died so many times and still be alive?) and so in theory if your corporate overlords could take the genetic data you’re based on and improve it, each clone would be better than the previous one was. Taking inspiration from other games with slot-based bonuses, we made a screen where you can insert genes with useful bonuses into sockets in your “genetic profile”, a board that represents a given character’s genetic bonuses. These genes can give you all sorts of small buffs, comparable to the tunings you receive as you play: You could have a genetic proclivity to move faster, reload faster, shoot more accurately, deal more damage with your bullets… shoot faster… have more ammo… Okay, narratively, some of them are a bit of a stretch. But the point is, this lets you customize your stats to a certain extent before you even take your first augment.

Where do you get these genes? At the moment, we’re still discussing this as a team. We’re pretty sure your first copy of a gene will come either as a reward from the quest board or from discovering it on the world map, like you can discover chassis blueprints. After that, additional copies of that gene can be purchased from either the research bench for resources or the arms dealer with credits.

Beyond just the quantity of genes, you’ll also be able to upgrade the quality of your genes. This will improve the numeric bonus of the genes, letting you fit more power into less slots. Genes will provide a significant power spike early in the metagame to help you with the difficulty spike you notice moving from the Chaos Grove to the Hive Barrens, but perfecting your genes by bringing them to max quality is going to be a long term goal that we don’t expect anybody but the perfectionists to reach. Luckily, that won’t be necessary to reach and beat the most dangerous biomes, but those of you shooting for the highest level possible will appreciate the micro-optimizations.

The best thing about this system is still yet to come. The genetic system gives us a solid chassis that we can use to put out even more interesting metagame progression mechanics, like Unique Genes and Gene Linking. But we’ll have to cover those topics when we talk more about our post-Early-Access content.

But don’t worry! There’s a lot more to look forward to, even in our early access release. We’ll see you in the next update with more info on new features for you to look forward to at our Early Access Launch!

100年プレイで17GB程度で済むくらいまでハードディスクの使用容量を減らした(ただし、新規スタートで有効)