Developer posts and news about this game.
Today I accidentally stumbled upon a weird glitch I probably caused months ago when prepared the previous patch: all ashtray models were missing from the game (so cigarette butts were flying slightly above desks). No idea exactly how and when (or... why?!) it happened... but now
I've finally decided to publish the store page of Fragmented City - the only downside is the public demo is not ready yet . The main reason I hit the button is I know a lot of time has passed since Through The Fragmentation, so some of you might have been wondering whether or not
So, this is very awkward, but you gotta admit what you gotta admit... As it turned out, (probably) last time I updated the game, I accidentally caused a minor audio problem (the volume glitched whenever any of the "Fragment unlocked" screens opened). It seemed, no one was bothere
A few times I've mentioned that I've been already working on the third Fragmentation game (if you haven't played the first one, you can download it from here ). It's not a sequel, nor a prequel - just a next installment. Bad news: it's still not finished, needs a lot of work. Goo
Through The Fragmentation is one year old! Originally I wanted to add the previous Fragmentation game as a free, standalone DLC for this occasion - but as it turned out, the moderators at Valve perhaps do not wish to allow that - so I dropped the idea and updated the game on Game
Photosensitivity warning added to both the game and the store page. While the majority of the visuals are chill, I admit the game does have a few parts which can be problematic to those who have at least a mild photosensitivity. Something else: Sadly, I had to temporarily pause t
While this current update doesn't really add too much new compared to the previous version - I felt that it was time to hit the 1.1.0 mark. On one hand the current version has quite some improvements and fixes compared to the first released one, and on the other hand I feel like
Today I - almost entirely came from nowhere - realized that there had been a quite serious design issue in Through The Fragmentation all along. Without going into any spoilers: players could have accidentally get into a situation from where the game would turn out to be un-finish
List of changes: Fix: - One relatively minor grammar error on a note Addition: - camera FOV slider in the settings panel (default value is 65) Thanks to flomino for the grammar error report.
List of changes: Fixes: - Missing wall colliders in one level - NPC gives uncompletable task instead of note Addition: - vertical sync option in the settings menu (set to on as default)
As a fellow developer, Zuurix explained it to me, Steam tends to burry games, unless they have at least 10 reviews (it's worth to mention that Steam ignores reviews posted by users who recieved the game for free). Through The Fragmentation has 8 reviews so far - and since the lau
Thanks to the very enthusiastic community on Discord I was able to fix a good couple of grammar and spelling errors, and one quite weird bug related to an item in the game. Also, I noticed in a playthrough video that placeholder text tend to appear on the task panel in one of the
Well... it was an incredibly long (and not always pleasant) journey, but it seems the game is finally completed and released! I hope you'll enjoy it and all my efforth was worth it. I'll be open to discuss any of your thoughts and opinions - here, or in the Crow Bar Discord serve
It's only a small album with 5 tracks - at least for now -, but I thought it might worth the effort, since lots of players enjoyed the radio song from the demo. 3 of the tracks are completely new though (except if you are participating in the beta testing) and I'm thinking about