Update log
Full 九条命 update
The complete published notes, normalized for clean reading and source attribution.
Extracted changes
- Security
- Performance
Recent News You Might Have Seen:
Unity Runtime has had a long-standing 7-year-old security vulnerability (CVE-2025-59489). Sounds like a cyberwar scenario, right? Relax—this isn’t part of the game’s story, it’s just a “system update moment” in real life.
Quick Explanation: In theory, this vulnerability could allow other programs on the same device to sneak small things into Unity games (like loading malicious libraries). Sounds like a “hacker siege,” but as long as you don’t actively click on suspicious, too-good-to-be-true links—that’s basic common sense!
More importantly—
Unity immediately released patched versions.
Steam also applied safety measures on their platform.
And I personally (the developer, sole employee, and sole victim 😅) upgraded to the secure Unity Editor version (2020.3.49f1) right away, and rebuilt the Demo to ensure a safe and reliable runtime environment.
So, players, don’t worry.
Your computers won’t get hit by my pixel bombs—I only blow up the in-game world.
Current Progress Brief:
Level design and storylines are steadily moving forward:
The updated Demo has passed security checks.
Core level scripts, AI behaviors, and performance timing are being remade.
The full version is expected to launch next year (the timeline is slightly more reliable than the Doctor escaping the CIA safehouse 😎).
🧩 Finally:
I’ll continue monitoring Unity and Steam security advisories to make sure the game stays crazy and safe. Thanks for all your attention, feedback, and jokes—they work better than coffee. Remember: the cyberpunk world is dangerous, but you’re playing the safe version.
Stay safe, stay curious. — Developer of “Nine Lives”
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