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What changed
1 fix0 additions3 changes0 removals
- Fixes
- Workshop
- Compatibility
fixedAfter the engine update, my achievement system did a backflip, crashed into the Steam API, and pretended it was the players’ fault. It wasn’t. It was mine. This is normal in development — sometimes something breaks after an engine update. What matters is that it’s now fixed and works properly.
changedIn this update I fixed everything and tested it the way I should have done from the start. If you previously tried to unlock something and the game acted like it didn’t know you — it won’t do that anymore.
changedI read all your feedback — the kind ones, the constructive ones, and the ones that hit straight in the chest like a hammer. That’s how it is when you make a game alone: you think you’ve figured everything out, and then a player shows up and proves you wrong. ːsteamsaltyː And that’s okay — it makes the game better.
changedIf you notice anything else — feel free to tell me. I’m here, listening, fixing, tweaking, and in upcoming updates I’ll be working on full Valve Index support, because I know some of you look at me from behind the VR lenses with a hint of disappointment.
The Riese Project - Prologue changes
fixedAfter the engine update, my achievement system did a backflip, crashed into the Steam API, and pretended it was the players’ fault. It wasn’t. It was mine. This is normal in development — sometimes something breaks after an engine update. What matters is that it’s now fixed and works properly.
changedIn this update I fixed everything and tested it the way I should have done from the start. If you previously tried to unlock something and the game acted like it didn’t know you — it won’t do that anymore.
changedI read all your feedback — the kind ones, the constructive ones, and the ones that hit straight in the chest like a hammer. That’s how it is when you make a game alone: you think you’ve figured everything out, and then a player shows up and proves you wrong. ːsteamsaltyː And that’s okay — it makes the game better.
changedIf you notice anything else — feel free to tell me. I’m here, listening, fixing, tweaking, and in upcoming updates I’ll be working on full Valve Index support, because I know some of you look at me from behind the VR lenses with a hint of disappointment.
Recently, some of you reported that two achievements in the Prologue – “Imperial March” and “Photoshoot” – refused to unlock. And yes, you were right. They didn’t just “not want to” — they simply refused to cooperate. ːsteamfacepalmː
After the engine update, my achievement system did a backflip, crashed into the Steam API, and pretended it was the players’ fault. It wasn’t. It was mine. This is normal in development — sometimes something breaks after an engine update. What matters is that it’s now fixed and works properly.
In this update I fixed everything and tested it the way I should have done from the start. If you previously tried to unlock something and the game acted like it didn’t know you — it won’t do that anymore.
I read all your feedback — the kind ones, the constructive ones, and the ones that hit straight in the chest like a hammer. That’s how it is when you make a game alone: you think you’ve figured everything out, and then a player shows up and proves you wrong. ːsteamsaltyː And that’s okay — it makes the game better.
Thank you to everyone who reported issues and to those who weren’t afraid to say directly that something was wrong. Those messages feel like a cold shower — you don’t ask for it, but you appreciate it afterwards. ːsteamthisː
If you notice anything else — feel free to tell me. I’m here, listening, fixing, tweaking, and in upcoming updates I’ll be working on full Valve Index support, because I know some of you look at me from behind the VR lenses with a hint of disappointment.
Thanks for your time, patience, and all the good (and slightly less good) words. ːsteammockingː
Cheers, Masashige
