This update is mostly just to fix some typos in the German subtitles.

Hope those of you who found the exploit have gotten your golden loops, because that should be fixed, now!

• Fixed triggers triggering where the loop was before a restart.
  
• Partial Spanish translation (Thanks, Yūrei!)
  
• Fixed wrong icon showing up in the task bar.
  
• Fixed loop getting stuck in lollipop if you quit the game where the lollipop spawns.
  
• Voice lines continue to trigger if you make it past the loop-de-loop then end up having to do it again.
  
• If you open the menu shortly after taking a big fall, the "Quit" option shows up as "RAGE QUIT!"

I felt the part after the fake finish line was a little unfair, so I added a temporary blocker to give players a second chance, but once it's hit, it's "So long, sucker!"

Like, literally, it's a sucker. And it's so long. Because I had to be more horrible while making things less horrible to maintain balance in the universe.

Other things in this build:

• Translation updates for Portugese (Brazil), German, and French (Thanks to Combine, Cold, kaua0f0m, ddanel, and mbr_bombadil)
  
• Swahili (Kenya) translation (Thanks to davidnjihiahere)
  
• Added nothing up the ramp after the finish line.
  
• Fixed crash with "zoom" console command.
  
• Increased voice over queue time.

Big thanks to Kauã, Combine (Bob), and Cold for translating the subtitles and menus! I wasn't planning to attempt to localize this game because it has so many puns, but they gave it a great shot!

Here's what's new in this build:

1. Localization support for Portuguese (Brazil)
   
2. Localization support for French
   
3. Added icons to Play, Resume, Settings, Restart, and Quit buttons to help people navigate if they don't understand English.
   
4. Created a settings submenu to reduce clutter on the main menu, now that there are language options.
   
5. Fixed menu background sound getting stuck on (hopefully for real this time).
   
6. Fixed paint buckets collected count displaying the incorrect number if you complete the game multiple times.
   
7. Fixed closing the console causing the game to unpause while a menu was open.

Fixed some bugs, added some landmarks to help reduce confusion, and added more bad jokes to help increase confusion.

• Added an end screen with a summary of time taken and paint cans collected.
  
• Smoke and soda can landmarks to help people figure out where they are after falling down.
  
• In addition to "camera goop", "camera loop", and "camera average", there's a "camera freeze" console command, on the off chance people want to make videos or some nonsense where the goop rolls into frame.
  
• More useless console commands to troll people trying to type in cheats.
  
• Attempted to ensure the menu background sound doesn't play once the game is running.
  
• Timer doesn't start until intro cinematic finishes.

Since Goop Loop was launched in Early Access back in 2020, features and content were continuously added, such as more obstacles to overcome, improved art assets, unlockable loops and goop colors, customizable controls, and a ton of new lines of dialogue that will make even the dadliest dad sigh. For launch, an intro cinematic was created to completely clarify the origin of the goop, and definitely won't raise further questions. /s

In addition to the intro cinematic, there are a few other tweaks and fixes:
- Fixed some goop colors not showing up in the Goop Look menu properly.
- Goop colors flash when selected, since some of them are difficult to see.
- Starfield menu background to bring back memories of those classic screensavers.

If, by chance, you happen to be press reading this and want to publish an article, here's a press kit https://gooploop.lonewulfstudio.com/presskit/

It's been a while since I've posted an update, because creating this intro cinematic took longer than I expected. "Just throw some moving images around and add some sounds. How long could that take?" The answer, as with most things game development related, is "way too long."

Several people were curious about the backstory of the goop. This new intro cinematic should answer all those questions, and definitely not raise any new ones.

In addition to the intro cinematic, there have been some other changes since the lasts news update:
- Menu loads before being thrown into the game.
- Goop blobs are less likely to be disconnected when stretching away from the loop.
- Added some more triggers to change the face of the goop when appropriate.
- Goop farts now have particles (aka farticles).
- Threw in some more secret console commands for fun.
- Possible fix for achievement sounds playing when the achievement is already unlocked.

Got some feedback that the camera might be better centered on the loop, so I added a console command to test it. You can press ~ then type "camera loop", "camera goop" or "camera average" to focus on the loop, goop, or average of the two (default behavior) respectively.

Also reduced the volume of the "Goop Loop!" intro and fixed some bugs with the face occasionally showing the wrong eyes or brows.

Didn't finish the intro cinematic I was working on, so this is just a small update with some eyebrows to make the goop more expressive! There are also a couple bug fixes with triggers and color selection if you have more than 1 page worth of goop colors.