Our newest enemy in the roster!
Spikadillo will start rolling at the player on sight, and he won't stop!
Block him with your shields or lure him into a wall to make him curl up into a spike-less ball, that you can then use as a weight on pressure plates for example!
The traveling gambler Boo and her fluffy companion Moo might visit Castle Town. Give them a visit if you see them! If you're lucky enough, you have the opportunity to win one of the 5 new rings introduced in this update!
A new condition for the configured sequence being input correctly was added!
You can now add shields to shadows, blocking incoming attacks and expanding their combat versatility!
Moving platforms can now be configured to stop at their destination fully. This allows one-way platforms for example!
Apologies for the delayed update! Due to the large size of this update, we wanted to take the extra measure to polish it up to our standards of quality.

We hope you enjoy this week's update!

See you next week!

Shops are among the most requested features, and we listen! The Coin Pedestal allows you to let the player buy an item using the Sword Coins they can collect in the dungeon. Just like regular pedestals, their coin counterpart also can be assigned a shape to trigger something upon buying, for example opening a door!
In addition to Sword Coins which are collected in the entire dungeon, Shield Coins count per room! This allows you to recreate those Silver Rupee puzzles well known in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Shield Coins reset with the reset switch, so you can also create a sequence puzzle with them for example.
Dungeons now collect information about the average completion time, which will get more accurate with more playthroughs (similar to how the clear rate gets more accurate over time).
The completion time gives you a really quick rundown of approximately how long it will take to beat the dungeon, so I hope that will be helpful when planning your dungeon playlist for example.
The entire physics engine has been refactored to operate frame rate independently, meaning you can now safely run the game at lower frame rates without breaking physics, like clipping into walls. This has fixed many issues on lower end hardware and makes the game consistent across all devices!

There is a new "Text Skip" setting that allows you to configure how skipping text behaves!
The first of hopefully many accessibility options! This one turns the white teleporter flash transition black so it's easier on the eyes.
Conditions can now be added to switches. Make them appear!
As always, all previous reported bugs have been fixed as well!

Happy dungeon making, see you next Friday!