Escape from Pleasure Planet v1.6 - "Hawking"

The latest version of Escape from Pleasure Planet is now live. This release is mostly a bit of polish to balance the game, tighten some dialogue and to give the player more freedom to explore. Escape from Pleasure Planet is a gay sci-fi adventure game from the writer of the award-winning Miss Fisher and the Deathly Maze game and with character art by comic book legend Joe Phillips. 1.6 - Hawking - changelog

• add look and interact scripts for monorail shuttle

• add sfx for shuttle

• add interact script on butterfly in astatue

• add conversation with crashed ship in astatue

• add ability for player to interact with tourists in foyer

• add new music to queue of destruction sequence

• add lights to transmat control

• add better hint on blood in queue of destruction

• add shadow to Bazzarella in queue of destruction

• add ding sfx when entering queue of destruction

• add shadow to table in queue of destruction

• add achievement for trying to take bag

• add extra scripts when carrying empty perfume bottle

• add new sfx to transmat

• add more interact and look scripts for jigsaw puzzle combinations

• add interact and look script for transmat laser

• add extra tips to loading screen messages

• add mouse restriction when inventory open

• add sfx and music to pyglet-based sound mixer (experimental)

• change queue text in minor ways

• change puzzle grid so that fades in and out when box opened and closed

• change statue pleasure planet dialogue to hopefully be funnier

• change transmat so player is asked if they want to activate it

• change to give player choice of what to do with astronaut 2

• change to swap butterfly look and interact scripts

• change queue lab door to interactive while there is a queue

• change Bazzarella luggage gag to only play once

• change pyglet to 1.3.1

• fix a bunch of portrait issues when Tycho in fountain

• fix mouse events in mouse exclusive mode on Windows (pyglet 1.3.1)

• fix to respect keyboard layout on macOS (pyglet 1.3.1)