The Museum has received a major upgrade.
Until now, visitors could inspect destroyed components and read the logs left behind by their former users. Starting today, the exhibits have become a little more interactive.
Every recovered component can now replay the exact minigame that led to its destruction during the campaign.
This update includes:
Added replayable minigames to the Museum
Replay Bugmania, the rhythm-based challenge
Replay PopUpHell, a fast-paced typing challenge filled with pop-ups
Replay CircuitShock, a puzzle game about routing power through a circuit
Replay VirusInvader, a vertical-scrolling arcade shooter
Fixed various small collider imperfections across the city
General fixes and adjustments
Some people visit museums to preserve history.
Vundo prefers to repeat it.
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