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• Added frame rate uncap - On PC we unlocked the frames, deciding to play in two different modes. The first with the frame rate locked up to 240fps and with the vertical synchrony active, the second instead expects to be able to play with the unlocked (variable refresh rate), unlimited frame rate, autonomously choosing the fps limiter, but with the v-sync off.
  
  
• Full Support 21:9 aspect ratio - On PC, Batora: Lost Haven correctly supports 21:9 (and 16:10) aspect ratio for both user interface and scene rendering.
  

• Added skip sequences - you can now skip all the cutscenes you want in order to speed up the gaming experience (especially if you are doing a second run and have already watched all possible scenes). The dialogues, on the other hand, continue to be skippable manually, one by one. Only the game boot sequence the first time you start Batora: Lost Haven can’t be skipped.
  
  
• Full compatibility on Steam Deck - We have improved the readability of text throughout the game. When starting Batora: Lost Haven, the game runs in fullscreen mode at the native Steam Deck resolution of 1280x800. Then, all the available features are now active on Batora: Lost Haven: the controller icons are now shown, the in-game interface text is legible and all functionality is accessible using the default controller configuration.
  

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• All functionality is accessible when using the default controller configuration
  
• Batora: Lost Haven shows Steam Deck controller icons
  
• In-game interface text is legible on Steam Deck
  
• Batora: Lost Haven’s default graphics configuration performs well on Steam Deck
  

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• Loose difficulty, in which the difference of colors is canceled and the damage can be done in the same mode and quantity both to the enemy with your same nature and to the opposite.
  
  
  
  
• Standard difficulty, which will be the same as you played until before the patch released on December 20, so with 100% damage to enemies of your own nature and a damage relative to a coefficient for the opposite nature.
  
  
• Strict difficulty, the highest and most difficult one: you will only damage the corresponding nature, totally canceling the damage inflicted and making the game experience much more complex.
  
  
  

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• Intensity Feedback Impact - Visually we wanted to improve the impact that Avril's sword, or any other blow from her, inflicts on an opponent. Thanks to the Freeze Hit, once a mob is hit, it will suffer a backlash that will lead it to freeze on itself and interrupt the animation, as if it were, in fact, frozen. This aspect, already present in the game, has been enhanced to have a greater visual and more realistic impact.
  
  
  
  To make all of this have an even higher value from a visual point of view, we added a more present camera shake: a VFX effect that is generated both in the zoom-in and in the zoom-out view, attacking both physically and mentally. At the same time, the SFX for physical and mental hits has been improved.
  
  
• Attack Queue - We've already talked about how we implemented a memory system for the combos you're going to perform, but we'll talk about it in more detail now. This means introducing a memory system that remembers the keys you press, no matter what strokes Avril is making.
  Pressing a key, on the other hand, is much faster than the action performed by Avril herself, so you will find yourself making combos with your key combinations that will go faster than how Avril can make her animations. For this reason we have ensured that the system can keep the next action in memory and loop all the animations following your instructions, without losing anything.
  
  
  
  A practical example: if after dodging we want to hit immediately, the system will remember that you pressed the hit button immediately after the dodge button and will perform the animations in sequence.
  

• Inside the Oniric Arena - the first version of the arena allowed you to defeat an enemy with one hit, no matter what nature you were in. Instead, now you will be able to engage in real combat against the enemies in the Arena, to be prepared for what the overall game will be.
  
  
  
  Avril continues to be immune, therefore she will not suffer hits, but the fight must be carried out on a regular basis, therefore following the options of dualism. 4 to 5 strikes in both physical and mental nature will be required to defeat each enemy! We also decided to remove the skills, which were all initially unlocked, so that Avril can only use basic attacks, as well as in the first few hours of the game.
  
  
• The Oniric Arena - We have decided to change the appearance and setting of the Oniric Arena as well. We’ve replaced the huge square arena filled with ruins scattered around the perimeter with flying islands in the sky, from which it is possible to observe the planets below. In the background there will be infinity and waterfalls have been added, to enhance the feeling of a dreamlike environment.
  
  From an art direction point of view, we wanted to recreate an unconscious perception of Batora's power as she is trying to contact Avril. The Oniric Arena becomes, to all intents and purposes, an environment in which space has no limits and time bends and takes shape, so much so that all normal forces lose scientific coherence.
  Thus Avril finds herself living an out-of-body experience, which ends up giving her the ability to perceive contact with Batora and see the planets in which she will face her adventure. She hears the screams, feels the power of Sun and Moon, and even understands the endless duel.
  
  
• After the Oniric Arena - From a gameplay point of view, we have decided to improve the pacing fight, with a balance that increases the duration of the fights, but always leaving you with that sense of power that distinguishes the first hour of the game.
  
  
  
  Immediately after the Oniric Arena, we also decided to balance the first battles on Gryja more, so as to make the gameplay experience more rewarding until the arrival of Carador.
  
  Another aspect that we have decided to enhance is the reduction of tutorials during the game, to streamline the presence of text on the screen and make the gaming experience much more dynamic!