Hi everyone!
We're back again to thank you for playing our game and deliver some excellent news. Anger Foot is featured in this year's Boomstock Festival with its first discount yet. We hope you consider jumping in if you haven't done so yet, and if you have, this is the perfect time to get your friends into a game of footsies with an angry twist.

https://steamproxy.net/steamstore/app/1978590/Anger_Foot/

You can also save significantly on the Booter Shooter bundle - including Anger Foot and the amazing Mullet Madjack - whether you own either of the games included or not.

https://steamproxy.net/steamstore/bundle/43223/Booter_Shooter_Bundle/

Coinciding with this sale, we have published the latest update to the game, focusing primarily on performance tweaks and fixes. Read more about the changes we made along the way in the full changelog below.

Many thanks,
The Anger Foot Team


PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS

• Reduced some of the stuttering that occurs from explosions
  
• Made room culling more efficient
  
• Made some objects become disabled on lower effect quality settings
  
• Reduced persistent sound calls
  
• Made physics object code more efficient
  
• Made light object code more efficient
  
• Made corpse culling more accurate
  
• Made escalators move objects more efficiently in subway levels
  
• Improved performance in “The CEO” level
  
• Made tentacle behaviour more optimal
  
• Made objects floating in liquid more optimal
  
• Reduced polygon detail on city buildings
  
• Simplified colliders on many objects
  
• Made player movement slightly more optimal
  
• Made fire slightly more optimal

GAMEPLAY TWEAKS

• Added preview nodes to world map
  
• Added a small assist mode icon next to the timer
  
• Made the final section of “Rooftop Rampage” a little easier

BUG FIXES

• Fixed snake kicking lock bug (AF-254)
  
• Fixed pipes blocking doors in various levels
  
• Fixed the scaling on some pipe objects
  
• Fixed an issue with bomb head enemies not always exploding when shot in the head
  
• Fixed missing scorch marks from explosions
  
• Fixed an issue with the “O” button opening the Steam overlay

Hi everyone!
We'd like to thank everyone for playing Anger Foot and participating in our recently released performance update beta. The feedback has been invaluable, helping us make additional tweaks and fixes and wrap up an even better update for you today.

As always, we'd be grateful for any feedback you may have, and we're specifically interested in hearing what effect this update had on the performance on your machines.

Many thanks,
The Anger Foot Team



Performance Improvements:

• Made lights fade with distance to improve performance in large, open levels.
  
• Removed a slow user interface call.
  
• Fixed batching settings for many level objects to reduce draw calls.
  
• Made specimen tanks more efficient when breaking.
  
• Made broken door fragment colliders simpler.
  
• Fixed more objects’ batching and occlusion settings to reduce draw call count
  
• Removed some unnecessary script methods
  
• Adjust lighting and shadow settings
  
• Reduced the mesh detail on all pipes
  
• Reduced some unnecessary object detail in “The Sludge Baron” level
  
• Fixed slow methods in the weapon glint logic
  
• Fixed unnecessary IK solver calls on gimps
  
• Added culling to dynamic bone objects (eg. wobbly ears and hair)
  
• Made crossbow bolts and pierced corpses more stable
  
• Various minor performance tweaks and fixes.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed an issue with a building turning invisible during “Pork Braai”
  
• Fixed peeing guy continuing to pee after death in “The Stairwell”
  
• Fixed an issue with the final story level not being accessible if exiting early
  
• Fixed incorrect and overlapping “all shoes unlocked” text in the UI
  
• Fixed “best time” text being covered by a UI element in certain languages
  
• Fixed pause menu scaling for 32:9 aspect ratio
  
• Fixed selected shoe HUD text moving onto the next line (affected Japanese translations)
  
• Fixed train doors not always opening on arrival
  
• Fixed sniper tower disappearing when shot
  
• Fixed an issue with map book level buttons not always deselecting properly

Balancing/Gameplay:

• Made sliding propane tanks only do half damage to the player.
  
• Made Potshots level a little easier to navigate.
  
• Made the sniper enemy and “Potshots” level more forgiving

Hi everyone!
Firstly, a huge thank you to everyone for playing Anger Foot so far, for your feedback, and for your general enthusiasm. We're always very happy to see lots of people enjoying one of our games!

We'd also like to apologize for the rocky start, particularly in areas of choppy performance. It's always difficult to predict how things will go when a game is released to a large audience with wildly different PC specs, but we definitely should've done a fair bit more testing before launch.

In any case, we've started working on the first major performance patch, which is now playable on a beta branch. We'd still like to stress test this patch with whoever is interested in opting in.

Before you run the beta, please back up your progress in case you want to roll back. There's a chance new saves won't be compatible with the previous ones. To back up your files, go to the folder below and copy the content somewhere else.

• Right-click on the game in your library
  
• Properties
  
• Betas tab
  
• Select "openbeta" from the drop-down menu.

If you give it a try, we'd be grateful for any feedback on roughly how much of a difference it's made for you. Unfortunately, there is no magic bullet solution for the game's performance issues, but we'll keep working on it. We feel fairly confident that over time and with several patches, we can get the game running a lot better.

So, if you've been experiencing bad performance in the game and want to see how much this patch improves things, please opt into the Beta and give us your feedback.

Many thanks,
The Anger Foot Team


Performance Improvements:

• Made lights fade with distance to improve performance in large, open levels.
  
• Removed a slow user interface call.
  
• Fixed batching settings for many level objects to reduce draw calls.
  
• Made specimen tanks more efficient when breaking.
  
• Made broken door fragment colliders simpler.
  
• Various minor performance tweaks and fixes.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed an issue with a building turning invisible during “Pork Braai”
  
• Fixed peeing guy continuing to pee after death in “The Stairwell”

Balancing/Gameplay:

• Made sliding propane tanks only do half damage to the player.
  
• Made Potshots level a little easier to navigate.

Anger Foot has been out for over a week now, and we're sure your heard naturally started beating at a super healthy pace of 180 beats per minute. Well, now you can keep that up, because Jaybooty's bass-thumping attack on your ears is available now on Steam!

This 24-track soundtrack is available in .wav and .mp3 formats, and you can grab it below.

https://steamproxy.net/steamstore/app/3107200/Anger_Foot_Soundtrack/

We'd like to take this opportunity to thank you once again for the incredible support you've given us since launch. The reception with you and the critics has been mindblowing, and now we have an official accolades trailer to prove it.

What matters most to us, though, is that the everyone gets the experience they enjoy, which is why we're hard at work to fix some of the performance issues you've reported and just overall tweaking the experience based on your invaluable feedback.

We couldn't have made it this far without your support and input.
Join our community on Discord[discord.com] to share your experiences, give feedback, and stay updated on all things Anger Foot.

And a special clip for all the geniuses saying the game is like a certain other Devolver game

Anger Foot has been out for just 4 days, but it seems like an eternity of emotion. We are humbled by the reception and the incredible support you've all shown us leading up to and after the launch.

A massive thank you is in order to each and every one of you. Your enthusiasm and love for Anger Foot has truly knocked our socks off. We couldn't have gotten this far without you.

The weekend behind us was a wild one, and you can catch a glimpse of the euphoria inside of the studio in the latest Anger Foot VLOG available on YouTube now.

Moving forward, we're focusing on improving the experience. Anger Foot just got its first update, and more are on the way. We're looking into the performance issues some of you have mentioned and will be on the lookout for any and all other issues so we can address them as soon as possible. We'll keep you posted!

P.S. We have also set up a sweet bundle that pairs Anger Foot with the incredible Mullet Madjack. If you like Anger Foot, there's no doubt you'll love Madjack, too! Go grab it and secure 10% off if you don't own either of the two.

https://steamproxy.net/steamstore/bundle/43223/Booter_Shooter_Bundle/

• Fixed the layout of the pause menu UI so that it works with 21:9 aspect ratio.
  
• Fixed visual issues across several levels.
  
• Fixed missing zipline sounds.
  
• Made specimen tank specimens work with big head effects.
  
• Made tweaks to rooftop jumps so they are easier to land.
  
• Improved French localization

In case you're new to the party: Anger Foot is a single-player first-person "booter" about kicking down doors, kicking in faces, and collecting kickass sneakers.

Something smells in Shit City ...and it ain't the feet!
Lace-up a capricious collection of formidable footwear to fight through a diverse series of deranged city districts.

The road to launch was an exceptionally fun one for us. We poured our hearts, souls, and skeletons into making this world come to life.

Starting as a simple shooter game made as a Seven Day FPS [7dfps] jam prototype, Anger Foot grew into a game that we're incredibly proud of.

We hope you enjoy playing it as much as we did making it.

P.S. Just before launch, Anger Foot took his kicking door and bad attitude to the British seaside this week to fight seagulls and win the hearts of Develop attendees. See how it went below.

P.P.S. While you're waiting for it to download, why don't you prepare your feet for action by taking a glance at the game manual available on the right-hand side in your Steam library?

We couldn't have made it this far without your support and input.
Join our community on Discord[discord.com] to share your experiences, give feedback, and stay updated on all things Anger Foot.

Come visit with Luc, Robbie, Jem, and Jay, at developers Free Lives in Cape Town, South Africa
Find out how Anger Foot went from game jam to ass-kicking FPS. There's music, dancing, popcorn, and X-rated fan art.
Always remember to warm up correctly before kicking crocodile heads.

Clear your schedules—Anger Foot launches this Thursday, July 11!

Hey, soles aficionados.
Join us behind the scenes in another dev log, and help us uncover the mysteries of missing macadamia nuts because, obviously, that is the most important thing you can do in the final week before launch.

Anger Foot launches on Thursday, July 11, and it's about to rock your world. Trust us, we're totally not subjective here.

Join us in preparation for next week's launch and see the game evolve from Prototype to Perfection in this beat-heavy comparison video.

Fast-Paced ass kicking action takes time to get right.
From a small game jam demo on itch.io to where we are today.
We can't wait for you to see how far we've come.

Don't forget to add Anger Foot to your wishlist if you haven't already. This way, you'll be notified as soon as it's released on July 11.