Hello fellow drivers! The wait is finally over— Version 1.0 is here, and we’re incredibly excited that Reverse Problem will officially be purchasable tomorrow, February 19th! [@2:00 PM GMT+2] After months of hard work, testing, and fine-tuning, we’ve reached this milestone and can’t wait for you to dive in!
Version 0.5.4: -Possible rare crash issue fixes -Fixes to misspellings in translations -Some level layout improvements -Hitbox improvements -Fixes for changing between keyboard and gamepad on the fly
Version 0.5.3 Update: The Slipstream minigame mode is now more challenging and engaging. Other additions: -Ships now move in the distance on select levels, making the game world feel more alive. -Minor adjustments to unnecessary difficult levels. -Various bug fixes.
Hi fellow drivers! Version 0.5.1 -Fixed mirrors being the wrong way -Added a modeled steering wheel to the vehicle's interior -Added the ability to run while outside the vehicle -Minor performance improvements
Hi fellow drivers! Update 0.5 completely reworks the building system in Sandbox mode for keyboard and mouse. The game's settings now also feature a frame rate limiter, allowing players to choose their preferred FPS limit. Update 0.5 also fixes some minor bugs and brings performance improvements.
Hi fellow drivers! Version 0.4.10 brings the ability to make the player's camera follow the vehicle. This can be toggled in the settings, allowing players to choose their preferred way of keeping the camera still or having it follow the vehicle. 0.4.10 also brings some fixes to some janky hitboxes in the level assets, making them more precise.
Hi fellow drivers! Version 0.4.9 fixed some minor bugs and changed the game's running program name from 'ReverseProblem' to 'Reverse Problem' (with a space in between).
Hi fellow drivers! While doing beta test we got feedback on the games level progression, being a bit bothersome. Before you needed to complete all levels to proceed to the next level, but this could get annoing if the player gets stuck on a specific level. You will now unlock the next two levels from a completed level to have choice on progression.
Hi fellow drivers! We are excited to announce that the game now features proper interiors. Originally, the game only had a first-person view from the front of the vehicle, but we asked for feedback on whether there should be proper interiors. The responses we received were mostly in favor of adding them. You can find an extended showcase video of the interiors on our YouTube channel @TAGAXLEGAMES.
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