Developer posts and news about this game.
A new deck for every screen. 1.6 is the first half of Snugfang's visual overhaul, and it is the half you touch the most: every menu, card, list and readout in the game has been rebuilt from the ground up. Same game underneath. Everything you look at between rounds — and the HUD o
A run that ends. Snugfang has always been an endless flood. 1.5 adds the other thing: a run with a last stage, a logbook that counts what you've actually done, and thirteen trials with a clock on them. This is FATHOMS. FATHOMS — pick your route, clear every stage A new couch mode
The run keeps going past round 11 — and there is a reason to come back tomorrow. 1.3 was about making the first ten minutes readable. 1.4 is about what happens after them: a tide that belongs to the day, records that no longer stop being reachable, and two ways out of the round-o
The sea was always doing this. Now you can see it. No new cards this time. 1.3 is a clarity patch: the round-over screen finally answers its own question, every card tells you what it does, and two things the game has been doing to you since launch are visible for the first time.
It stopped being fair. On purpose. Two new cards, a run that finally picks up where the last one left off, and a menu that keeps score now. This is 1.2 — CRUEL, by name and by design. The deck stops repeating itself Every session used to deal the same five opening cards in the sa
The tide heard you. It brought friends. Somebody played Snugfang with friends, ran out of game in fifteen minutes, and left a review asking for more modes so it wouldn't get repetitive. Fair ask. One buoy, two seats — and now three new reasons to shove someone off it. LAST CALL —