Thanks. I added it to a file I created from your notes.
Do you mean the very first scene with Lynn arriving to Wolfpine? If so, I've excluded it from the scene gallery. Not sure whether it is important enough to include this scene to the gallery.
It was listed in the scene gallery as locked, so I had assumed I needed to do more. If not, I seem to be done with current content.
Ah, I see. Thanks for letting me know. Will fix this one in the next update.
is this hidden until a certain point because I like to make a save as soon as the game starts, and pressing esc only shows exit to main menu, no save option.
Could you please check which game version you're launching? Save game option has been disabled for v0.2-demo. However, it should be enabled in the latest version. I've attached the screenshot with the menu in the latest game version.
Ouch!
Good one, thanks. Basically, I've tested this update on 16:9 screen resolutions. I will put it on my bug fix list. Most likely, this one will be eradicated in the next update.
Right. This problem is related to Epic Games no longer officially supporting old Windows versions. There's an unofficial workaround. Basically, this should be fixed after downloading this file and placing it into your Windows\System32 folder.
I think I know what you're talking about. And it's definitely not an error on your end. It's part of the performance optimization I did after the demo has been released. The root cause of this issue is the asynchronous loading and unloading of images so they wouldn't take place in memory when they're not needed. You could see several changes with UIs in comparison to the demo version. Basically, I need to update the UI logic as well to make this process smoother so you wouldn't notice this problem. It's on my list and I'm currently thinking about whether I want to apply a quick fix for it in the next update or a bit later when I'll be expanding event viewer functionality with "quality of life" features like returning to previous phrases and hands-free mode. The next update will have the usual amount of scenes added (at least 6-7 of them) and I'm currently polishing them out. I'll be doing some bugfixes and more optimization as well, just can't promise this one will be fixed in the next release.
Thanks for letting me know and no worries on whether it's fixed in the next update or later down the line. I enjoyed this update and look forward to the next one.
Well... you don't get a Mac if you want your computer to play games. Not in 1992, not in 2000, not in 2020 or later. Mac supports Mac and there really aren't that many of them. So only a handful of game studios develop for it. Why should indies be different?
There is another workaround. Update your system. Nobody can expect any developer to support a no-longer supported system.
Your attitude is a bit ...upsetting. You didn't phrase it in a bad way, and it is a stance that exists... but.....man, Windows is a bad operating systems for most ends except games. So, some people, every once in a while, will encourage devs and companies to maybe make games run on linux and mac (two of the better operating systems). I find it totally understandable to see some "how about supporting my favourite OS?" posts, because OS choice is complex and has to do with you profession. And mac/etc. support is also not that weird nowadays if you consider that most Steam games run well cross-platform (be it native or via proton) and even games like Starcraft II run flawlessly in wine.
Even a Windows 7 Lenovo G505 can run this game given the fact that I borrowed my Lenovo Ideapad with Win 10 to a friend.
Just press the Esc button. It's the default button for showing menu in most PC games.
