Custom NPC Voices: You can now customize NPC voice styles. Choose between "Gibberish" or "8-bit Robot" audio profiles, both available in Short and Long variations.
Expanded Text Speed Options: The subtitle and dialogue display time settings have been expanded. Text can now be set to disappear even quicker for fast readers, or remain on screen much longer for a more relaxed pace.
Dialogue Skipping: You can now skip active dialogue lines instantly by clicking on the NPC's text box, making interactions feel much more seamless and fluid.
General Polish: Improved the overall game feel, responsiveness, and pacing during interactions.
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One Week Since Launch 🍸Hi bartenders! It has already been a week since the release of Something to Drink? , and what an incredible time it has been! I’ve received a massive amount of comments, reviews, and feedback from all of you, and I want to say a huge thank you. It’s deeply satisfying to see so many of you finding genuine joy in my game! Bug Fixes & Patch Highlights You’ve sent in a ton of bug reports over the l…Something to Drink? is Out Now!Dear bartenders! The taps are flowing, the neon lights are buzzing, and the customers are already waiting for you! After countless sleepless nights, thousands of hours spent in front of the screen, and fixing more bugs than I can count, Something to Drink? officially debuts on Steam. Creating this game completely on my own has been an incredible, exhausting, and deeply rewarding journey. This l…Controller SupportThe game now officially features Full Controller Support . You can play using Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck , and other generic gamepads. All in-game UI and menus have been updated to work smoothly with a controller.