Update 1.2

I’ve just rolled out a major update to Tales of Eden: Midgard – focused on player feedback, immersion, and quality-of-life improvements, while keeping the hardcore survival feel intact. Here’s what’s new:

Gameplay & Systems:

• Music volume adjuster – you can now set the soundtrack volume to your liking in the settings menu

• Journal update – the in-game journal has been expanded with:

  • Survival tips to help newcomers and veterans alike.

  • Story background to add more depth to your journey.

  • Input guide showing computer key bindings and their effects for quick reference.

• Intro NPC expanded – more guidance, information and survival advice when you begin your adventure.

Survival Balance:

• Food and water – tweaked values for a more balanced survival experience. Still tough, but a little less punishing at the very start.

• Beginning difficulty – early game adjusted for smoother onboarding while preserving the hardcore atmosphere Midgard is known for.

Immersion & Atmosphere:

• Torch light intensity – brightness has been tuned down for a more realistic and moody effect at night.

• Dynamic weather – snowstorms and thunderstorms have been added to Midgard’s skies. Prepare accordingly.

Fixes & Improvements:

• Key trader glitch fixed – no more issues when interacting with the trader.

• Various behind-the-scenes optimizations to keep the world running smoothly.

Final notes:

This update was heavily shaped by community feedback – thank you to everyone who has shared suggestions and bug reports so far! Keep them coming; they help make Midgard stronger every step of the way.

The world of Midgard remains dangerous and unforgiving, but with these improvements you’ll have more tools – and more knowledge – to survive it.

See you in the wilds,

Steamtrack Studios