Eat This! (Survival Update)

09 Oct 2021Developer post

Source: Steam Community (opens in a new tab)

v2021.10.09c:

Added a cap

Added fridge

Added new car(s)

Added 3D VLC icon

Added new seat covers

Added new door sounds for the two stroke car

Added impostors (far away objects are 2D, performace should be better, or at least the game should look more ugly)

Added hum (hold [Caps Lock] then change the volume by moving the mouse right or left,
and change pitch by moving mouse up or down, to select hum type scroll up or down)

Added survival stuff:
-Hp (death by collision or falling still works the same as before)
-Food
-Water

You can disable starving and dehydration in the main menu
or maybe it is disabled by default, and you have to enable it

(new background image)

you can look at the survival bars with either

Fixed a few texture unwrap errors on cars

Fixed revolver bullets not showing when unloading to an other one and now when loading a save the bullets are almost where they should be

Reduced terrain flashing in the distance

Few minor collider adjustments on cars

Terrain tiles have seamless normals

Fog got better

Cacti and desert mountains are not spawning on other biomes

Cigarettes are now working
you can get one from the box by pressing [E]
and you can smoke with the left mouse button if it is in your hand
or with [Caps Lock] if it is in your mouth,

Set audio priorities again, so there should be less sound effect interruptions in most of the situations

Disabled teleporting things (and player) up from under the map,
because it was causing performace problems, and wasn't working well anyway
(will be fixed in the future)

Game's size got decreased by about 50%
Watch on YouTube
Edit:
As usual I forgot to build the new version with the development build unchecked, so the console thing appeared when it shoudn't have.
And also as usual "fixing" the sound interruption bug caused it to be even worse than before.
So in v2021.10.10 (which is sure live by the time you read this) these are hopefully fixed.
The fuel tube used to suck the liquids from the cotainers even after you pulled it out, this should be no longer the case.