Major update
Quality of Life update
Colony Ship: A Post-Earth Role Playing Game · published · build 13015073
The first major update is now live. It adds many ‘quality of life’ improvements requested by the players:
- Customizable difficulty (for players who thought that playing on Underdog was too hard and playing on Hero mode was too easy)
- Animation speed slider (for players who wanted to speed up combat and stealth; you can set up it for all characters or enemies only)
- Follow and focus camera options
- Walking/running toggle
- Different inventory grid options
- Chapter ending slides
- Improved font readability (work in progress)
- Improved the help screen
- When leaving the Pit and the Habitat, listed quests that will be auto-resolved, giving you a chance to go back and finish them
- When fixing Romeo, listed the missing parts
- Numerous minor improvements, balance changes, and fixes.
Thank you again for your support. Happy New Year to you and your families.
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