Gentoo Rescue is part of Steam NextFest!
This comes with another round of many small improvements. Here's some of the more noticeable ones that appear in the demo:
- "Warp" menu to quickly return to old puzzles. This also shows your progress on each level.
- Improved UI for importing items, both manually and through the warp menu.
- Smoother zooming in/out with special animations for the animal on the level being zoomed.
- Smoke effect on rocket.
- New journal entry specifically for launching towards water.
- Better bind prompts for mouse.
- Wall bump and water splash particles now scale correctly with level size.
- An end screen for the demo with a special message.
I'm still hard at work on adding more polish for the final release. If you have any feedback or find any issues, please reach out!
- Jagriff
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