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Trail & Trade
8 months ago

Day 2 Hotfix (1.0.1)


Hey all, I found a way to address some of the issues. I redesigned the entire saving system, it now saves to your GameJolt account. Unfortunately this means GameJolt accounts are required for saving, but this is far more reliable. However as a guest you may still play the game without signing up.

On the web version, if you are signed in to GameJolt right now it should automatically log you in when you open the game.

I also fixed several grammatical errors. Have fun!



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