Patch v0.31 and Development Status
Development Status Hello everyone, I want to apologize for being quiet for so long. It has been a while since the last major update, and I know that has been frustrating. I should have addressed this earlier, and I'm sorry for that. Today, I'm releasing a small update for INCUR S
Development Status
Hello everyone,
I want to apologize for being quiet for so long.
It has been a while since the last major update, and I know that has been frustrating. I should have addressed this earlier, and I'm sorry for that.
Today, I'm releasing a small update for INCUR Survival. It includes bug fixes, engine and visual improvements, UI updates, and some minor gameplay additions. You can find the full patch notes below.
I also want to explain what happened during that time.
INCUR Survival is my first public game, and the project has grown much larger than I can handle on my own. A lot of the core systems weren’t planned well enough early on, so even small fixes or additions turned into much bigger tasks than they should have.
I have tried to keep working on the game, but progress has been very slow. My work schedule and hardware limits made it hard to keep working on it consistently. I work long hours, six days a week, and I spend a lot of time traveling for work. On top of that, the project has become demanding enough that it now requires my home desktop PC for development and testing, so I can’t really work on it from my laptop when I’m away.
This patch does not mean regular active development is coming back.
For now, if I update the game again, it will most likely only be for small fixes. I can’t promise major new features, large content updates, or regular development.
I’m not quitting game development, but I need to learn from this experience and keep future projects smaller and more manageable.
Thank you to everyone who supported INCUR Survival and gave my first game a chance. I really appreciate it, and I apologize for not sharing this sooner.
Special thanks to LinuxZombie for continued support, feedback, and help throughout the game’s development.
Patch Notes - v0.31
New Features
Added a new off-hand inventory slot. You can now hold a torch in your left hand.
Added a new point of interest: Wrecked Ships. It contains loot and a new wearable pirate hat.
Introduced a new grass removal system. This removes terrain grass under build parts like foundations, farm plots, and more.
Added a new Steam integration system. The old system was unreliable and caused many random issues.
Added new UI textures for item tier slots.
Improvements
Upgraded the game to Unity 6. This fixes some issues but may introduce new ones.
Adjusted the size of some creatures, including larger spiders, snakes, snails, and others.
Improved mob spawning behavior and overall consistency.
Enhanced cave rendering.
Improved textures across nearly all UI elements.
Enhanced first-person camera control and limits.
Improved the head-bobbing reduction system.
Enhanced fist punch animation.
Improved melee swing animations and hit detection.
Upgraded fence gates to a single-door design.
Added auto-connection for fences. Adjacent fence gates can now open and close together, allowing wider gates.
Enhanced terrain smoothness in all biomes to make movement easier for players and mobs.
Improved cloud appearance in different weather conditions.
Enhanced terrain collision to reduce objects falling through the ground.
Added sliders for mob spawn distance and separate spawn rate controls for herbivores and carnivores.
Fixes
Fixed some ground texture issues.
Fixed boats sinking when they were not visible on screen.
Fixed an issue with snow trees popping in at short distances.
