Reworded chest puzzle clue for more clarity in the journal
Updated some wording in the text games
Fixed some journal typos
Spirit Guardian:
Fixed closet door issue
Fixed TAXMAN mini-game's speed being tied to frame-rate
Gallerie:
Removed the first translation section, broke the flow too much.
Clarified some text.
Fixed a game-breaking bug causing the missile button to not work.
Fixed a game-breaking bug causing the batteries to not power the generators in the sewers.
Dying in the sewer no longer resets the disappearing wall, making it easier to get through after death. Slightly reduced the amount of keys in the sewer key-game.
Slightly tweaked the speed of the mutants: they're now faster when far, but slightly slower when near
Rotten Stigma:
Fixed issue with initial melee combat tutorial
Rotten Stigma:
Fixed issue with achievement
Fixed collision-related issue in one section
Ludomalica
Fixed issue with final cutscene
Fix potential bug during hallway patrol scenario where the door gets stuck closed. It now "instant opens" when that scenario begins so it shouldn't get stuck.
*Among other minor fixes & tweaks here and there.
The Outpost 3000 is Open for Business!
Howdy there, Space Explorers, we're proud to announce to Grand Opening of Outpost 3000!
What is Outpost 3000, you ask? Well it's a wonderful place with beaming, luminescent halls that are filled to the brim with whacky attractions, games, and prizes for you to grab! Speaking of prizes, the kind folks here the Outpost have tucked away presents that we've prepared for you within!
-- Listen closely! Don't let the boss upstairs find out that I mentioned this, but I've been told by *reliable sources* that each present might have a game in of itself! --
So, have yourself a great time at our establishment!
We're just a day away from the release of the Fifth Collection, and to keep those creatures of the night at bay, we're releasing another set of four new pre-release trailers for the meta-games! Enjoy!
We're getting ever closer to the release of the Fifth Collection, and to keep those creatures of the night at bay, we're releasing another set of four new pre-release trailers for the meta-games! Enjoy!
As we're getting closer to the release of the Fifth Collection, we wanted to showcase each meta-title with their own, unique trailers. Here are the first batch of trailers of you to enjoy!
The Fifth Collection is going to need some more time in the spectral oven to get just right. We don't have a concrete date yet, but it's shaping up to be sooner rather than later. We know how much these collections mean to our community, and we apologize for the delay. Above all, we're really excited to see the title get into the hands of our devoted players and fans.
Don't think we're leaving you completely empty-handed, though! We've got upcoming trailers for each meta-game coming soon, so you'll get another in-depth look at all the horrors that await you in the mysterious Outpost 3000.
Wishlist the Game Below to Keep Track of Announcements!
It's time to dig into the couch for those old play tokens, because we're happy to announce that the fifth Dread X Collection now has the release date of May 3rd! Twelve harrowing tales wrapped up in the insidious extraterrestrial funhouse, Outpost 3000! What could possibly go wrong?
Looking to find out more about the titles featured in this collection? Keep on reading!
Dread X Collection 5 Launch Trailer
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A closer look at the Twelve Games:
HUNSVOTTI, by Roope Tamminen:
Finland, 1888. The locals are celebrating Juhannus, a nightless night in midsummer said to hold magical power. A ritual must be completed.
Gallerie, by Shakles:
The paint whispers in an infamous art gallery where mysterious disappearances have occurred.
The Book of Blood, by Darkstone Digital:
The night signals closing time at Pomeroy Grasslands carnival and its employee Trevor volunteers to lock up. Alone in his booth, with a strange book in Lost and Found, a man steps out of the darkness and hands Trevor a note: “let me in.”
Karao, by Stroboskop:
A late night of karaoke. A wrong turn. Singing? Where did the train station come from, and where does it go?
Rotten Stigma, by VisceralError:
12 children disappeared at the Gallagher Sports Center in 2006. Neal, a retired policeman, finds the courage to investigate.
Spirit Guardian, by Nikk F.:
A daycare haunted by something sinister. Cries for help echo from its empty halls.
We Never Left, by FYRE Games:
On a dark and stormy night in 1983, the phone rings. “FINISH THE GAME”.
Vestige, by Philip Hasselback:
An old video game from childhood. A familiar place. A dark memory breaks through.
Resver, by Colorfiction:
It’s the twentieth anniversary of the tragic fire that claimed dozens of lives at the legendary Resver nightclub in 1992. An invitation arrives. It’s time for a night to remember at the resurrected Resver.
Ludomalica, by iwilliams:
It’s past midnight and mom and dad are gone for the weekend. There’s no better time than now to try playing Ludomalica. It’s just a board game, right? But something feels… wrong.
Beyond the Curtain, by Matt Reeves:
A young child falls asleep during a puppet show and awakes alone in an old, musty theater. Finding all the doors to be bricked over, the child must face the darkness that lies beyond the curtains.
INTERIM, by PhantomSloth Games:
Alfred moved to Hollywood, with nothing more than a few dollars in his pocket, and a dream in his heart. A dream to be front and center as the leading man in a major motion picture. All eyes would be on him, in the INTERIM.
(Got you bottom of the post dwellers another link to the game's steam page)
