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Steam News9 April 20242y ago

UPDATE 1.5 & Gamepad and Keyboard Support

Hello again after a long time! We've been working on version 1.5 of Simply Cubic for a while, and finally, here are the update notes.

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Hello again after a long time! We've been working on version 1.5 of Simply Cubic for a while, and finally, here are the update notes.

What changed

3 fixes3 additions6 changes0 removals
  • UI and audio
  • Gameplay
  • Maps
  • Fixes
  • Performance
addedMajor ChangesGamepad Support: We've introduced gamepad support for Xbox Gamepad, Dual Sense, and Dual Shock controllers. Now you can play the game entirely using a gamepad, including all UI interactions.
changedMajor ChangesKeyboard Support: Previously, Simply Cubic required a mouse to play. Apart from a few shortcuts, there were no keyboard interactions. Now you can play the game entirely with your keyboard - yes, no need to use your mouse!
changedMajor ChangesChanges to Path Simulation Rights: To make the game more thought provoking and challenging in the later stages, we've reduced the rights given to the player to simulate the path in many levels.
fixedMinor ChangesBug Fixes Fixed an issue where repeatedly pressing Space on the keyboard during simulation would cause the player's cube to exit the path.
changedMinor ChangesSignificant improvement in UI and overall game performance.
addedMinor ChangesMinor changes to interface, with new icons added for inputs.

Simply Cubic changes

addedGamepad Support: We've introduced gamepad support for Xbox Gamepad, Dual Sense, and Dual Shock controllers. Now you can play the game entirely using a gamepad, including all UI interactions.
changedKeyboard Support: Previously, Simply Cubic required a mouse to play. Apart from a few shortcuts, there were no keyboard interactions. Now you can play the game entirely with your keyboard - yes, no need to use your mouse!
changedChanges to Path Simulation Rights: To make the game more thought provoking and challenging in the later stages, we've reduced the rights given to the player to simulate the path in many levels.
fixedBug Fixes Fixed an issue where repeatedly pressing Space on the keyboard during simulation would cause the player's cube to exit the path.
changedSignificant improvement in UI and overall game performance.

Major Changes

  • Gamepad SupportWe've introduced gamepad support for Xbox Gamepad, Dual Sense, and Dual Shock controllers. Now you can play the game entirely using a gamepad, including all UI interactions.

  • Keyboard Support: Previously, Simply Cubic required a mouse to play. Apart from a few shortcuts, there were no keyboard interactions. Now you can play the game entirely with your keyboard - yes, no need to use your mouse!

  • Changes to Path Simulation RightsTo make the game more thought provoking and challenging in the later stages, we've reduced the rights given to the player to simulate the path in many levels.

Minor Changes

  • Bug Fixes Fixed an issue where repeatedly pressing Space on the keyboard during simulation would cause the player's cube to exit the path.

  • Significant improvement in UI and overall game performance.

  • Minor changes to interface, with new icons added for inputs.

  • Fixed a tutorial error that appeared in level 10 but was related to level 11.

  • Changed the descriptions of several tutorials.

  • Improved camera rotation. Now the camera rotates around a specific target instead of itself. If no path is selected, the camera rotates around the player. If at least one unit of the path is selected, the camera rotates around the last selected unit.

  • Camera sensitivity settings have been added to the options.

  • Fixed a bug that allowed cubes to merge and made some levels impossible when trying to push multiple cubes simultaneously.

As we discover new bugs and shortcomings in the game, we will continue to fix them. Have fun playing!

Source

Steam News / 9 April 2024

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