Developer posts and news about this game.
A small but important one. A bug was discovered where quitting the game immediately after saving would result in the save not being written to disk. This has been fixed. Changes Save Fix : Quitting right after saving the game no longer results in progress being lost. Additional N
This is the biggest update to Death by Scrolling since launch. New content, new systems, and more ways to customize your run. Here's what's new. Changes New Character - Demon Debbie: A new playable character has joined the roster. Debbie starts with 4 hearts, transforms into a fl
Thanks to everyone who flagged this issue. This hotfix resolves a rare crash that could occur during Daily Challenges when interacting with the Ferryman. Changes Crash Fix: Fixed a crash that could occur when talking to the Ferryman about the weather while a specific Daily Challe
Thank you to everyone continuing to play and share feedback. Build 169 focuses on improving performance across platforms, refining clarity in challenges, and introducing a few requested quality-of-life updates. Changes Steam Deck Performance: Fixed stuttering issues on Steam Deck
Thank you to everyone continuing to share feedback and report issues. Build 151 focuses on early-game accessibility, improved challenge visibility, and quality-of-life adjustments based on player feedback. Changes Challenge Visibility: Players can display active challenges while
Thank you to everyone who has been sharing feedback and reports since release. Build 139 focuses on improving platform stability, refining sound balance, and addressing several player-reported issues. Fixes Linux Rendering: Resolved black-screen issue on Linux and Open GL. Challe
Death by Scrolling is a rather unique twist on some of the ideas from survivor-like bullet hells, from Ron Gilbert / Terrible Toybox and MicroProse Software. Read the full article here:
MicroProse and Terrible Toybox have revealed an October 28th release date for Death by Scrolling which is all about fighting, dying and trying again. Read the full article here:
Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert is famous for making some of the finest adventure games ever... and Return to Monkey Island. His influence on the genre is unmistakable, and many players owe their childhoods to him. Sure, the puzzles back in the day were bang-your-head-against-t
MicroProse Software are on a bit of a roll lately for their publishing, now they've announced Death By Scrolling from Ron Gilbert of Terrible Toybox. Read the full article here: