Early Access Update 1

• Coolant loops are now properly turned off when in options and out of mission.
  
• We have fixed a crash that happened when a bullet was still in flight and hits a wall after the reactor overloads.
  
• We have fixed the interpolation of backdrop colors in the menu to better handle transitions.
  
• We have adjusted the options screen layout to better work with 4:3 aspect ratios.
  
• The line lengths of download content text are now limited to 64 characters in order to obscure less of the center of screen.
  
• The dual input mapping for player 1 in which you can choose to play with keyboard / mouse or gamepad at any time has a changed detection algorithm; pressing keys on the keyboard will now select the keyboard / mouse inputs, while pressing buttons on the gamepad will select the gamepad inputs. Note that moving the the mouse or the thumbsticks will no longer cause an input switch.
  

• Field of View effects intensity slider - You can now scale or completely eliminate all animation of the camera field of view. Some users were reporting irritation and / or nausea due to this effect. The default and maximum is what you have seen before.
  
• Random HUD color - You can now choose to have the game randomize your HUD color on each mission. This is now the default setting.
  
• Per player gamepad speeds / invert pitch - Gamepad speed and spring as well as invert pitch are now individual settings per player.
  
• Weapon toggle and tracers options removed - We felt that the removing the weapon model undermined the shooting experience, so that option is now removed. The same goes for the bullet tracers, and now that there is the risk of friendly fire it is important to see bullets in flight.
  
• Muzzle flare intensity slider - You can now greatly reduce the brightness of the muzzle flare lights (for both players and sentries). There has been very many opinions circulating about the shooting experience in Space Beast Terror Fright and ideas of things to change, but after careful consideration we have found the most jarring feature to be the extreme contrast that exists between the dark environments and the light coming from muzzle flares. The default and maximum is what you have seen before, while the minimum is a setting that shouldn't create too much contrast for most people. It is important to retain this lighting effect for gameplay reasons, as the light cone increases significantly when the gun fires, effectively letting you see things when firing that are outside the cone of your flashlight. This has actually saved our virtual lives in many encounters.