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Your flight is ready to take off

Welcome aboard everyone, it's time to play!

The full version of Dead In Bermuda is now live. BermudAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaah!!!
We are super excited to share our game with you, and to see if you'll reach the end of the game hehe. It shouldn't be too hard. Maybe.

Right now we will drink a beer (or ten), but as soon as we sober up we'll be there to check on your feedback. Thanks already to the players of the demo who reported us a few typos, since English is not our primary language and the game is text heavy, we may have made a few.

For the demo players: you can resume the morning of your last day. Just make sure you play on the same PC as for the demo. Cloud saves don't work with the demo. (But they work well with the full game, don't worry)

A few last words: since the demo launch, we implemented a few tricks to help you play the game in the most cosy way. We know that drag'n'dropping characters around the camp can become a bit tedious, so we focused on that, and I think it's a lot better now.

So we implemented a few keyboard shortcuts:

- 1-8 => scroll camera to according character in camp view, or select according character in Character Sheet and Use Item popups.
- Arrows => scroll camera to left, mid, right parts of the camp.
- Return/Enter => "Next" button.
- Escape => Close most popups, or open the Options popup if none is currently opened.
- O => Open/Close Overview popup.
- C => Open/Close Crafting popup.
- W => Open/Close Water Tank popup.
- F => Open/Close Fire popup.
- I => Open/Close Inventory popup.
- M => Open/Close Map popup.
- J => Open/Close Jungle popup (= Map, in "pick the area to explore" mode).

And don't forget: instead of drag'n'dropping characters, you can right-click on a character and click on a slot to assign him.

So now, to assign characters to activities on the camp, you can right-click on a character and then press for example the "left" key to go directly to the leftmost area of the camp (to scavenge the plane, for example).
Easy! :)

We hope you'll have lots of fun playing the game and discover its little secrets, as fun as we had developing it during the last year.

BermudAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaah!