Hello, stalkers!
Even though the game has left Early Access, I keep supporting it: fixing bugs and adding new content. I’ve carefully read all your complaints and suggestions — and I’m already working on some of them.
In the upcoming major update, you can expect not only bug fixes but also new features:
Cans of pickles and cocoa? Once cheap junk, now — with some accuracy — they can actually deal damage to a monster!
The frying pan? No longer just for cooking, but also for self-defense.
Added hit impacts — both on enemies and the player.
Weapons will feel more physical: a bullet hitting them can ricochet and maybe save your life.
It’s time to end the rest and head back to the Zone.
Thanks to everyone who supported me! See you in the Zone!
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