1. Only breedable pets are shown now; other different pets will not be displayed.
2. If you're not satisfied with the pet hatched from the egg, you can release it immediately.

• Moved a couple of lights in the F Deck maintenance tunnels so the barrier tape is illuminated properly.
  
• Updated the credits scroll so that it doesn't slow down at the end. It scrolls at a constant speed throughout.
  
• Fixed the dark background on the credits not filling the screen. It's now good all the way up to 8K UHD screens.
  
• Updated the autopilot so that it will now multiply the target throttle value by 0-100% based on being 90-0 degrees off-target.
  
• Fixed bug 1888 - Jump in FTL power and speed on autopilot
  
• Fixed bug 1993 - 200K star parked 50K away
  
• Fixed bug 2007 - Credits slow down and don't complete
  
• Fixed bug 2008 - Hole in floor
  
• Fixed bug 2024 - Feet left on floor
  
• Fixed bug 2016 - Tech and Life lamps OFF in Medium Range scan mode
  
• Fixed bug 2023 - Multiplayer details
  
• Fixed bug 2017 - Planets in multiplayer
  
• Fixed bug 2014 - Non-persistent Civ data
  
• Fixed bug 2015 - Planet overview incorrectly states there are lifeforms on it
  
• Fixed bug 1916 - Second occupied Earth Analogue not labeling correctly
  
• Fixed bug 2020 - Multi Player Client Can Dismiss Player In Chair
  
• Fixed bug 1998 - 1 locations in range
  
• Fixed bug 1957 - Objects only have physics after been interacted with/moved

You can listen to a preview of the OST now over on the Hentai Senpai: Heavy Metal Warriors Original Soundtrack store page!

25/07/2025

Cheers,
Kink Master Studios

I recently listened to an interview with Jay Ma (one of the developers behind FTL and Into the Breach). She talked about how in her new game (the amazing Fulcrum Defender on PlayDate) she chose to have a replenishing health bar, because she got a bit tired of roguelike games that punished players for early game mistakes. Meaning that if you lose health in an early battle you would carry the consequences of it throughout the rest of the run. 

I liked this thought a lot. And it seemed like it could help me solve a problem I had. I previously basically applied the Slay the Spire formula for map progression: you choose a path with battles, events and rest points - the latter of which gives you an option to upgrade a card or heal your character. However, I want my game to focus a bit more on upgrading (evolving) the creatures (especially since I want players to experience stacking evolutions on one creature), so I need more opportunities for the player to do so. Also, whenever I choose the healing option in Slay the Spire I felt like I chose the 'boring' option. 

So I decided to give the player the option to heal or evolve a creature after every battle instead of only on specific map points. Now you can easily mitigate early game mistakes (albeit at the cost of losing an upgrade opportunity) and you have lots of chances to upgrade your creatures to ridiculous levels. 

I spent some time rebalancing enemy strengths around this new feature and started playtesting it. Aaannd… I like it. I think it’s a keeper. 

You could argue that removing consequence from the game is a bad thing or that it devalues smart playing. But I think the game should be more about crafting a working deck. And if you don’t manage that, later game enemies will usually crush you, regardless of your health. Plus, I can always reduce the healing amount in later ascension stages. But we’ll get to that (maybe in next month's post). 

I tried to get the game ready for a demo release on http://itch.io, but I didn’t manage it. Halfway through June I realized that my evolution UI didn’t work and I basically threw the whole thing away and redesigned it. I like it a lot better now, because it doesn’t rely on vertical scrolling through 54 rows of dice anymore (yeah… what was I thinking?). 

Before:

After:

And then I tried to get the game as bug-free as possible, but I still have some work left in that regard. So let’s shoot for the end of July for that demo release. 

Hi everyone.
This is the Teravit Operation Team.

An update file for Teravit was released on Thursday, July 3rd, 2025 at 03:00 pm (JST).
The following changes have been made in this update.

The game version will change to "002.74" after the update.


・ Added the Item Spawner gimmick to Build Mode.
- You can obtain the specified item by touching the spawned item.
- This feature was implemented in the June 27 update. Since it was not mentioned in the original update notice, we are announcing it again in this notice.
・ The "Move Together" setting for the World Portal gimmick in Build Mode has been renamed to "Movement Type" and updated with the following options:
- Default
- Move all at once
- Move self only
・ The following changes have been made to the World Portal gimmick in Build Mode.
- When invited by another player to move to a different world, a feature has been added with options to "Accept Invite" or "Decline Invite" from the chat screen. Players will not be moved until they accept.
- The invite will be declined automatically if no response is given within a certain time.
・ Changed the selection method for worlds featured in the "Kemono Friends" category on the home screen.
- Only worlds with the "Kemono Friends" tag that have been reviewed and approved by the Teravit Operations Team will now be displayed.
- Please refrain from tagging unrelated worlds with the "Kemono Friends" tag even after this change.

Thank you for your continued support of Teravit.

A video featuring character introductions and voiced lines is now available!

Today’s spotlight is on "Wathy," the spirit of the lake and Cherry’s overseer✨

We have released Version 1.6.1.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed an issue where the KONOHA (Easy) leaderboard was not sorting as intended.
  
• Resolved a problem in Practice mode that prevented level settings from being applied correctly for players without the ASUKA MASTER title.
  
• Corrected an issue in NORMAL mode where Tetrominoes in the bonus game (post Level 999) were not appearing as stealth pieces.

We apologize for any inconvenience.

Discussions: https://steamcommunity.com/app/3328480/discussions/0/603034778380309409/

2ndシーズン第3弾は「痛いのは嫌なので防御力に極振りしたいと思います。2」！

メイプル(CV.本渡 楓)が2種類の衣装で登場！

夢のパーティを組んでバトルや冒険をしたり、フィギュアを集めて鑑賞したり……あなたらしい“異世活(いせかつ)”を楽しもう

In Duriano, every God’s Trail offers a different way to survive and conquer the chaos. Some empower spells, others focus on raw damage or defense. But Aegir’s Trail brings something unique — the sea itself fights alongside you.

Aegir, the God of the Ocean, grants more than just buffs. With this Trail, you gain access to Spirits of the Depth, ethereal allies that launch deadly projectiles at enemies wherever they hide. It’s a trail built for players who want a balance of life steal, evasion, and summoned support — with devastating power scaling over time.

Let’s dive into the depths of Aegir’s Trail and explore how it can shape your next build.

Aegir, ancient deity of the ocean, is not a god of storms or destruction — he’s the patient tide that erodes anything in its path. By following his trail, players tap into the life-giving and life-taking nature of the sea, focusing on evasion, life steal, and scaling projectile damage.

The deeper your devotion, the stronger your bond with the Spirit of the Depth, a summoned ally that transforms your survivability into a source of long-range destruction.

When selected as your main God’s Trail, Aegir grants:

• +1 Life Steal
  (This value is halved if Aegir is not your primary trail.)

It might seem small at first, but this bonus scales heavily with Trail Resonance and synergizes with other builds that benefit from self-healing or sustain.

As you collect more of Aegir’s Fate's Flavor during your run, you unlock three levels of Resonance. Each one enhances your power and summons stronger spirits to aid you.

(Requires 3 Fate’s Flavor)

• +10 Life Steal

• +20 Evasion

• Duration: 5 seconds

A solid early-game buff that immediately increases your survivability. Perfect for burst sustain in intense fights.

(Requires 6 Fate’s Flavor)

• +15 Life Steal, +25 Evasion (for 5 seconds)

• Summon 2 Spirits of the Depth

  • Projectiles seek the nearest enemy

  • Damage: 20 + 300% of Life Steal

  • Attack Speed: 0.3 seconds

  • Global Range

Now the tide turns — literally. The Spirits become your ranged companions, dishing out high-scaling damage. Their effectiveness increases the more life steal you stack, creating massive synergy with weapons and heroes that support sustain-based builds.

(Requires 9 Fate’s Flavor)

• +25 Life Steal, +35 Evasion (for 5 seconds)

• Summon 3 Spirits of the Depth

  • Projectiles seek the nearest enemy

  • Damage: 50 + 500% of Life Steal

  • Attack Speed: 0.2 seconds

  • Global Range

This is the peak of Aegir’s power. With three spirits active and incredibly fast attack intervals, the battlefield becomes a storm of ghostly projectiles. If built correctly, this Resonance can carry you through Hell and even Ragnarok modes — especially if you’re running a high-lifesteal, high-evasion hero.

Looking to make the most out of this Trail? Here are a few smart combinations:

• Best Heroes:

  • Spectral Warden: Gains bonus damage from Movement Speed, pairs well with Evasion.

  • Vörundr: High HP and defense-focused builds support sustain and long fights.

  • Midguardian: Balanced pick with bonus Armor and movement.

• Best Weapons:

  • Rúnar’s Vex: Passive Thorn damage lets you focus on evasion and spirit attacks.

  • War Hammer: Benefits from life steal and allows safe spacing between melee and spirit attacks.

  • Yggdrasill Staff: When paired with Spell-based lifesteal augments, this becomes a long-range sustain cannon.

Aegir’s Trail is a rare blend of passive survivability and active dominance. Where most trails ask you to deal more damage or tank more hits, Aegir lets you step back and let the ocean fight for you — through summoned spirits and scaling sustain.

Whether you’re a new player looking for extra survival, or a veteran chasing the ultimate Trail synergy, Aegir offers one of the most satisfying late-game payoffs in Duriano.

Next time you feel the sea calling… answer it.

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Your survival is no longer your own — the ocean fights with you.

And amidst the chaos, a father must fight not to survive… but to endure. 🕯️🦠

In Plague: London 1665, you play as Edward Pool, a man who arrives in the capital with hope—only to watch it unravel as the plague claims everything he holds dear.

The end is near… but your story is just beginning.

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