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Fumiko!NewsMore progress!
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More progress!

Fumiko! · published 19 Apr 2017, 14:06 UTC

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Memory fragments in main menu

If you're already playing Fumiko, you'll be familiar with the memory fragments. These well hidden pieces of story are scattered throughout the game and will shine a lot of light on the lore. With the upcoming update, the main menu will now display all memory pieces you found (shared between savegames) during your time playing the game. Feel the progress you've made and more importantly - read all of them taking as much time as you want without having to pause your gameplay.

New intro for the I.M. Server + 1000 jumps

As mentioned earlier, the I.M. Server needed some shakeup. It'll now feature a structure giving you general directions on where to go. It'll still be a puzzle, but you won't be stuck alone in the void without any help.

In addition to that, I thought it would be a good idea to move "endless" jumping to this level, enabling it a bit earlier than it was. This way, players will be able to concentrate on solving the puzzle instead on counting their jumps.

You can see the new intro containing the structures in the video below!


Watch the full intro on youtube!

Mac version in testing

I'm currently testing Fumiko! on a macbook air and so far everything's going well. There might be some rare cases where you have to turn off the Steam Overlay to make it work, but I'm generally pleased by performance and stability. The mac version will probably release after the patch comes out, but not too far away. So watch out mac players!

Shenanigans with A.I.

Don't miss out on this interesting clip of me running away from A.I. while watching from the distance. The A.I. in Fumiko can paint some beautiful stuff!


Watch the full video on youtube!

Thank you!

For your interest in the game and I'll be back with more news soon!

Best Regards,
Odrez

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