Technobabylon Hotfix Patch
-Fixed an issue with restart game.
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-Fixed an issue with restart game.
-Screenshot button no longer interrupts text. -Upgraded Engine to 3.6.1.35. -Settings file can run on 32bit Windows. -Fixed an issue with the intro.
-Fixed an issue where you could get permastuck in the game regarding the elevator lift and the wrench
-Added config tools for all OSES. -Fixed an issue with inventory swap. -Added globally saved settings.
Hi, We're upgrading the game to 3.6 version of AGS, which basically means better rendering, better support for resolutions and better support for keyboard and mice! The savegames have been tested and should work, and shouldn't break. If for any reason there's an issue, feel free
-Fixed an issue with Latha's restraints appearing. -Now the list regarding the blocking properly updates to help out players.
Hope our players can enjoy, saves can go back and forth between this and any other OS.
Took us a minute, but we're looking to fix availability of all content for our catalogue. So with that said, please enjoy the Official Soundtrack of Technobabylon, composed by Nathan Allen Pinard, which is now available for purchase!!!
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