I think this update is a bit of a jump from the last version. It adds a few things that the community has really been asking for and also addressing the balance issues mentioned in so many youtube videos. Unfortunately, the saves broke again between the last version and this one!
Changes in Version 0.1.2.4
- Fixed font size changing in perk slots when clicking on empty tabs
- Made doorways open to AI for navigation (Not working yet, set up for new pathing system)
- Fixed arrows and bullets hitting sanity creatures
- Increased sanity regeneration during the day time
- Implemented Steam screenshots (F12)
- Added New Item: Metal Axe
- Made Metal Axe craftable
- When damaging a structure with a weapon, the "-Number HP" displays above the object you hit
- Fixed foot sprite speed when using any controls besides 'SHIFT'
- Added New Item: Carrying Lantern
- Added New Item: How To Train A Bear
- Added "How To Train A Bear" to world generation
- Added Carrying Lantern to world generation
- Made Carrying Lantern craftable
- Adjusted the rate at which hunger decreases
- Health now regenerates when you are at least 50% hunger
- Added more biomes for animals to spawn into
- Lowered spawn rate of animals per chunk
- Lowered random rock drop rate and removed/added the drop to/from various biomes
- Implemented max crafting option by holding 'SHIFT' when clicking a crafting button
If you have not already seen it, I have a webpage that is updated in real time as I make changes to the game and decide to add new features. The link is https://trello.com/b/eaw5bXk9/alpha-0-1
I want to thank everybody who has helped support Project Explore whether it be by purchasing a copy or by posting a suggestion/issue on the forums. YOU can make a huge impact on this games development just by sharing an idea.
There are some major compatibility issues with Windows XP and so I've removed support for it altogther. Sorry everybody!
I would like to add support for Ubuntu but I don't know if a lot of users would need/want that, so let me know in the forums!
Project Explore is doing great as well (based on the reviews) and so keep spreading the word everyone!