Developer posts and news about this game.
The main reason for this release is that the default installation of libxml removed http fetch functions we were using, and that starts appearing in mainstream Linux distributions now, such as Ubuntu 26.10. On such systems, we now use libcurl as a replacement. Binary builds like
0.2.9.2.5 adds a tiny initialization fix, sometimes the Linux version would freeze into a nasty state on startup.
macOS builds are now considered stable. Any still open macOS specific issues can be viewed on our tracker . In case you are wondering about the .3 at the end, that is because the first three attempts to build the source and deploy the result failed at various points. There is not
This is just a small update that works around a crash bug in some recent Linux distributions. Confirmed affected were Manjaro users. Very likely, Arch and current Debian users were affected as well. Also very likely affected were users of all distributions who did not have the li
And, to be frank, also the old, regular widescreen overlords. All this time, the game had been optimized for 4:3 or 5:4 screens, with menu text and HUD elements getting stretched to the side for widescreen users. No more of that! The changes also benefit splitscreen users; for a
Hello Grid People, Users coming from Armagetron Advanced 0.2.8 and new users were unhappy about the addition of the tutorial-like 'press X to turn' messages. And they were right, they were quite obnoxious. We toned them down now, made them repeat less often if you choose to follo
Compared to what was available here in Steam before, the only change was the version number. You have technically been on only a release candidate the whole time. Compared to what was the last proper release, 0.2.8.3.5, quite a bit has changed. Major changes since 0.2.8.3.5 (avai