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Music From BinariesEventsUpdate v1.0.1 released!
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Update v1.0.1 released!

Music From Binaries · published 18 Apr 2016, 10:43 UTC

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Hi there!

Today we've released our first update for Binaries, v1.0.1. As the version number suggests, this is just a small bunch of quick fixes and changes, bigger updates will come later (also we really couldn't pass up the opportunity to use a nice binary number like 101).

So what's in this update?

  • Jump is now also bound on up buttons & keys.
  • Instant restart - you can press the restart button during play, rather than having to pause the game first.
  • Restart is now mapped to the Y / Triangle face button on joypads, so that it's as far from the jump button as it can be to avoid accidental presses.
  • There's an in-level death counter. This has been asked for a lot by streaming audiences, and who are we to deny them their fun? Whenever you die the level name in the top right will be replaced by a death counter for a short while. This number's also shown on the pause and level complete screens.
  • A bunch of little bug fixes.


Thanks for your fantastic support and feedback on Binaries, it's been really great to watch you play, read your comments, and see your reviews. Ant Workshop is a tiny developer and it's you lovely people who keep us going.

If you have any features you'd like to see in future updates be sure to let us know in the Steam community discussion.

Cheers,
Tony (the main Ant)

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