Greetings!
I've yet come up with another update post, though there have been countless updates to the Demo past week and such. This post marks the fourth big update that needs a little something announced.
First and foremost, I might stop updating the Demo content-wise, and will come back to it with various bug-fixes if - of course - the community will report them either here on Steam, or on Ravensthorn Discord ( https://discord.gg/4YmS2ftX3u ) in the designated channel. Stopping updating the Demo doesn't mean that my work here is done, and as you all that tried it out could see there are missing crafts, foodstuff and the list could go on and on, it just means that I'll focus on the main branch of the game, that as how I want will most probably hit Steam somewhere later this year if all goes well.
To end this paragraph, I'll remember those interested in my work that most probably the save files will be shared among the Demo / Open Beta release once it hits the platform, and my biggest wish is that when I'll launch it there should be a co-op option for those that want to make some memories in this fairytale setting.
Regarding this last content update, I've added some sauce to that nightfall sound that scares even me at times, some more content regarding crafting that is discontinued, lots of QoL resolves and some bug fixing such as in the means of that invisible inventory upon load. Although that the update landed on Steam last night, and this post is written just now I must confess that time was not on my side and every new change or update wasn't fully tested yet, so indeed there might be some more bug-fixing updates.
Also, because the stairs from Castle Ravensthorn are indeed steep there was added a magic item that will help you on this matter.
If other questions have risen and were not addressed properly or at all, or if some bugs have indeed been forgotten please either come on Discord or here on Steam at Ravensthorn's community and lets have a dialogue. I might've pointed to most important stuff that has happened, but there's always place to improve.
Faithfully,
Musbrich.