Hey all! We've been pretty busy, going to various events but we still cooked up a few patches for you.

We've been working on the game's visuals for a while now. From adding in VFX for rewards and potions, to upgrading the old visuals for breaking pillars, we've done a lot.

Most noticeably, the game has now wind that interact with some objects and we've added some new post-processing effects that should make the game look much better.

Also, we noticed during live testing that many people didn't notice the rooms had doors on all four sides, so we added some better indicators for these. Hopefully they're more noticeable now.

We've been having many people test the game on controller recently, and to be honest it just wasn't great. We've greatly improved how they work, and are still working on a few other tweaks that should make it much better.

In multiplayer, now when anyone interacts with the elevator, a 10 second countdown will start, which will take you to the next floor. This can be cancelled and restarted by opening any menu, including your inventory. But worry not: if everyone is present, you can all interact with the elevator to speed this up significantly.

As we gear up for our appearance at the Brasil Game Show[www.brasilgameshow.com.br], we've been working on a couple new features and bug fixes. If you have any comments or feedback, or just wanna chat, join us in our Discord[discord.com]!

We've changed up how equipment drops are handled. Now, you can select between 3 options of gear whenever you open a chest, to let you have a little more control over your runs. After selecting an item, your old one will still be accessible too, if you want to give it to your friends or companion.

After some feedback that the game wasn't too great to play on controllers, we've gone back and changed that control scheme a bit. Mainly, we added aim assist to controllers, which has improved the gameplay by a lot. Also, you now passively aim in the same direction you're walking! So there's less need to use a claw grip.

We went back and changed how some of the tower knight's attacks work: they should flow better into each other, and be more predictable as well. Should be less buggy too.

Pretty self-explanatory. If you're playing singleplayer, pressing Escape or Start will now pause the game.

Besides the usual bug fixes, we've added some quality of life features, such as saving which companion you've selected so that you don't need to re-select them on every run. There's also some new environment art, with rooms having proper floors now.