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Back in 1995EventsBack in 1995: V2.5.0 update
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Back in 1995: V2.5.0 update

Back in 1995 · published 22 Feb 2018, 01:17 UTC

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The first update since the Survival Update (v2.0.0) and we have a lot of fixes and improvements for you all!

v2.5.0 update info

  • Bug fixes
  • Fixed issue where some collection items were missing from the Ver 2 (Survival) update.
  • Fixed an issue where some character's lines were not playing
  • Fixed an issue with some objects displaying incorrectly in the menu screens.
  • Fixed a rare issue where being attacked repeatedly would cause the gun's
    collision to remain active.
  • Fixed an issue on the menu screen where the player character's animation would stop.
  • Improvements
  • Changed the location of objects in the Mt. Side Sanitarium for better visibility.
  • Added a graphical indicator at boot to show the game is loading.
  • Improved overall performance (mainly for lower spec machines)
  • Fixed an issue where the screen would not switch back after a cut scene.
  • Improved the visibility for the textures of some characters and objects.
  • Added an option to switch confirm and cancel buttons (will not work with some controllers)
  • Added a function to automatically switch to the d-pad when a twin stick controller was plugged in.
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