Hello everyone!
A quick but exciting update: in addition to the Windows and macOS builds, the Solace Creek demo is now also available on Linux! š Iāve seen quite a few requests for it, so Iām happy to finally make it happen.
On top of that, thereās been a lot of progress on the full version over the past weeks. Iāve been building new areas to explore and working on fresh storylines that will expand the world of Solace Creek. Itās really starting to take shapeābut thereās still a lot of work ahead. Because of that, I canāt share a release date just yet.
Thanks for your patience and continued supportāit means a lot and keeps me motivated. More updates soon!
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