REAL WEB LEGENDS: Carter's Quest · published · build 17711409
Hello, everyone! It's been an eventful month. As I'm working on Act 2, there's been a lot of little changes that have accumulated to the point where it felt right to release a new version of Act 1 to keep the game in a good, refreshed state for as long as possible.
What are the changes? Let me show you!

The settings menu has been completely overhauled, both internally (making it far easier to add new settings) and externally (making it easier to navigate on controller and KB&M).

The combat camera has been reworked from the ground up, bringing it far closer to what I initially intended. There may be some regressions in its behavior, but overall it provides a much better base to build off of than what existed prior. The camera automatically rotates to frame the closest group of enemies, with customizable tightness allowing you to adjust it to your personal preferences.
For those who preferred the old camera, a camera deadzone set all the way to the left will give you a close approximation of the old behavior.

No more dropped comboes! Most attacks now magnetize within a certain distance, allowing much smoother combo potential, especially for moves like the Magic Book's dive kick. Give it a try and let me know what you think!

The aiming reticle on the Yoobow no longer snaps instantly, but rather smoothly tracks to your desired location over time. This change is purely visual and will not affect gameplay.
Some other miscellaneous changes include:
KNOWN ISSUES
As some of you may know, I recently picked up a second job. This will partially impact the development speed of Carter's Quest, but I am working diligently to make Act 2 the best it can be. The target date for release is still in 2025, but if it does slip away, I will be sure to keep the community updated on the situation. I am eternally grateful for all of the support I've received over the past 8 months and I am excited for you to finally see what I've been cooking up.
Have a great day, and until next time,
Goba!