Major Changes

- Jump Buffer

Now jump heights can be adjusted by how long the jump key is being pressed.

Gameplay changes

- Modified behavior of some enemies(Big Spider and infantry both sides)

- Map tweaks and routes

Graphical changes

- Added new sprites to the tilemap

- enriched the Crystal Passage enviroment and other changes and decoration to the map

Bugfixes

- Fixed that caused to crash the game in the Map and Instruction Menu

No new code here - just a build using UE5.7.0

To access Beta, right-click Alien Grounds → Properties → Betas → enter password aliengrounds

Select the Beta branch from the drop down menu.

For the stable version, select Properties → Betas → None

This update includes the following changes:

【BUG FIXES】

1. \[Critical] Fixed an issue where save data could cause Tea to disappear.

2. Fixed an incorrect price issue for the blue-quality "Increase Attack" item.

【OPTIMIZATIONS】

1. Added cast composition hints for activating plays in the new teammate interface.

2. \[Bo Bing] Rewards can now be declined (converted into currency) to facilitate build strategies.

3. Added an additional save data backup feature.

4. Optimized the display of the teammate information interface.

• A new DLC vehicle: Starry Sky V8 (not for sale)

• An achievement item (the number of achievements will be further expanded in the near future)

• Issues where task rewards did not take effect under certain circumstances.

For users who spent money to purchase "Bomb Vehicle The Idle Clicker - Game Speed Shifter DLC" before November 21, 2025, logging into the game before the 21st will allow them to automatically receive the limited DLC vehicle, Starry Sky V8. After November 21st, it will no longer be available for claiming and will become an out-of-print vehicle.

Please make sure to claim it before November 21st, as this is a time-limited compensation. It will become invalid if not claimed by the deadline.

1. Fixed errors in some parts of the English version of the script.

2. Resolved issues with the verification process.

3. Corrected minor bugs in the "Character Illustration Gallery" — it now runs smoothly (see below).

   

1. Added the "Career Replay" feature (see below).

   

   Note: This new feature may cause display issues in the career interface of existing save files. It does not affect gameplay.

2. Added several new functions to the "Save System".

If you encounter any problems, please contact Ritsuai Works!

November 16, 2025 Update:

1. Resolved the issue where some furniture would get stuck in walls and others would float when changing blueprints.

2. Added a button to open the save folder.

3. Fixed the issue where brooms could be thrown into trash cans.

4. Refined the beginner's guide for building mode.

Steam offers a unique suite of tools to distribute games without worrying about the financial or technical aspects of shipping a game, plus a workshop where users can share their unique creations and achievements, artworks, screenshots shareable across the platform. In my case, it has also offered me some publicity, i.e the possibility to have a community without advertising. I feel grateful.

Making games is not my job, however I have learnt immensely about software by shipping to thousands of users and it's been a pleasure to express my creativity and provide regular updates.

Anyone can publish on Steam. This means tens of thousands of rubbish products appear every new year - and anyone who joins the platform is treated equally with them.

Historically, engines and asset stores already enabled many to create fake products. In the age of AI, no evidence remains that any effort went behind a new game.

The most blatant example are the adult games actively promoted by the platform. Steam has stubbornly refused to remove games related to harm and incest until payment processors like Visa and Mastercard courageously stepped in and froze their accounts, despite having no financial interest to censor the platform. The UK government also courageously stepped with its Online Safety Act, encouraging them to restrict sensitive purchases behind a credit card, however Steam has chosen the rogue path and the same games continue to be distributed to minors through retail keys.

Steam is very clear that it now has no interest in ethics, effectively tainting its partners while it maintains its interest in its 30% share - nearly half of the money.

Why are ethics important? As long as humans have existed, we have lived in a world that has always been filled with violence, war, denying each's other rights, minorities rights, destruction of animals and the environment, including sexual violence, today promoting global leaders such as Tr*mp or Put*n or local ones who have also committed the same violence both in their public and private life. While God is the obvious remedy against the wicked, they sometimes sleep on the job and artists and the platforms not only have a right to say in what is right or wrong but also they show what they are worth when they do so or not.

There is no oversight. This means:

• Anyone can create a fake product and list it for $200.

• Anyone can generate keys to create scams and generate unfair competition with Steam prices. In the case of Humble Bundle, it was used to support charity. In case of DailyIndieGame, G2A, Eneba, Kinguin, there is no legitimate use other than harming Steam and developers.

• Anyone can update their game, replacing the files with a virus.

• There is a Terms of Service covering some of these issues, but infringements are not monitored or punished even when done in plain sight.

A community has formed around these problems called Sentinels of the Store — a positive group of users who spend time reporting abusive or fraudulent listings. They’ve filed thousands of reports and flag issues diligently; unfortunately, the totality of those reports are ignored.

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Sentinels_of_the_Store

Steam locks features behind a Profile featured limited checkmark, which acts like a yellow badge for Jewish people—a mark that signals exclusion. This status is not possible for indie developers to obtain unless they pursue aggressive wealth and success. Steam has misrepresented the purpose of this feature—it does not prevent low-quality games from flooding the platform and getting vetted—but it can block legitimate developers from gaining trust and visibility, which in some cases is crucial for their survival. For some vetted publishers, this status is granted historically and automatically to all their new games. This means that even a new and unsuccessful game, such as "Sex Adventures - GangBang Surprise", can receive this elevated status despite having achieved no recognition, success, or quality by any metric.

While Steam highlights its expanding revenues and users, the platform is actually flooded with bots. Developers are routinely contacted not only by scammers and rogue key retailers but also by services offering reviews, wishlists, and simulated user activity. Games that get involved into these questionable third-party services tend to perform better—a practice that the platform inexplicably allows. I

n a place where you can't distinguish the fake from the real, anyone could accuse you of anything and smash a tomato in your face - imagine you also happen to have family and friends watching and worrying about what other people are doing to you - that's not a good place to be, right?

I will continue to be a user on Steam for the charity and sales events, but I am no longer interested in selling software here unless significant changes are made. Perhaps publishing free software on Steam could be the answer.

Thank you again for your attention, understanding and support
Paul Demanze

Long time no update, yeah...turns out my vision and my skills are being held back by my humble PC, not enough VRAM and not enough graphical juice- so I need money for the upgrade, and that's what I'm doing.
I've taken up some gigs, basically 2nd and 3rd projects- nothing serious this is ALWAYS be my passion but it's worth the money which I'll use to upgrade the motherboard, add more RAM and get myself a RTX 5090 (it's extra expensive up here).

So numbers:
Renders- 1223/1500+
SFX - Chosen, not implemented
Music- Sorted
Assets- 14/14 done!
Coding- HALF DONE, (next half would be directly after rendering stage)