Hello, chums! It's time for another big demo update, just in time for our Steam Next Fest showing! Eep!
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Returning demo players will not recognize the opening scene for the demo, as we have inserted an entirely new section to better orient players and introduce Iris to the island! Not only that, there are new treasures and new rooms to discover in the rest of the demo.
Players can now choose to respawn upon death (for a limited number of lives). If they run out, they return to their last checkpoint. Lives are restored when using checkpoints.
Clockwork Ambrosia also makes use of a new save slot system.
The equipment and weapon screens have received an overhaul to make them more intuitive and quicker to use. Let us know what you think!
Also, players can now save weapon loadouts for easy swapping between their favorite builds.
New opening prologue section
New rooms and some layout changes
New weapon mods to find
Water art and effects are greatly improved
Enemy Armor absorbs damage from projectiles based on the number of pips the enemy has
Missile Launcher deals increased damage to armored enemies
New in-game menu system; use shoulder buttons to tab through weapons while editing
New save slot system: progress is now tied to a single save file
Bosses now have their own unique health meter
Armor reduction is now displayed in the damage popups when damaging an enemy
The game now has a system icon!
Fixed an issue where collision detection behaved incorrectly in rare instances
Fixed an issue where OpenGL errors would sometimes appear for certain systems
Fixed an issue where shoulder buttons for Xbox Input controllers wasn’t always recognized