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10 years ago

0.1.3 - The "4 Months Later" update


— v0.1.3 — (The “4 Months Later” update) —-

  • Performances have been improved a lot (using entity pool).

  • Bonuses and maluses cannot appear on top of each other anymore.

  • Bugs now spin for about a second before changing direction.

  • Bugs now move faster.

  • Clouds are now slowly affected by changing winds.

  • Fire now spreads tiny flames that inflicts damages.

  • Screen now shakes when a malus is picked up (not applied to tiny flames).

  • Burgeon’s speed has been rescaled.

  • Burgeon can boost its speed by pressing the space bar with the cost of
    more resources. The boost cannot be used if the burgeon is frozen.

  • Intro screen is a bit faster.

  • Final score calculation has changed.

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