Attention leftover-lovers 1 through 1,238,844,
This is Brumhilda, your Head of TACO Corp HR, and I've given up my maternity leave to be here today. I'm kidding, of course, children are for the weak.
What I have birthed today is an impressive array of tweaks, adds, subtracts, and all-around adjustments to Taco Terror: The Experience Edition* (*May or may not actually offer you an experience. Void where life is just a simulation).
At the tippy-top of our changes list today is the addition of the brief, fun mini game we're calling Menu Madness. In this game, you'll have to mix the most dreaded aspect of your day-to-day life - doing math - with your love of takeout food. You can go for the high score from the main menu, or find the game in the Hideout upon any of your visits there.
Here are the rest of our big ol' changes to keep your food fresh:
- Reworked Stock Crashers game from the ground up. Previous version was causing crashing on various graphic quality levels. New version is far less intensive with all the same fun!
- Fixed issue where save data was not properly writing after entering Hideout.
- Fixed issue where controller would abandon this plane of existence on game Over page.
- Added Voice volume to Options menu for the ability to change VO volume for cutscenes.
- Added the ability to return to Main Menu on Pause and Game Over screens.
- Fixed save loop where default data would be written if none was available.
- Small adjustments to text alignments.
- Adjusted level loads to avoid small bursts of sound when game audio is muted.
- Fixed several SFXs to fire properly.
- Several VO line base volume adjustments.
- Updated Main Menu UI.
- Fixed some double-firing opening music.
- Added Menu Madness, which includes:
- Over 15 new voice lines.
- Full subtitles.
- Entire game framework.
- Previously under-utilized game art.
- Everyone's favorite: tutorials!