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Hi, hello and welcome back to our humble theatrical establishment for this turn-of-the-season performance! Tonight we are debuting a brand new stage, with a brand new player... And brand new bubbles! Before we start though, we have tried swatting all the bugs we could find - please tell us if you find more under your seats. With that, pick your mask, pick your weapon, light your candle and step on stage...
We are really happy to bring you this new update - we are full of ideas but can only work on the game on and off - so it is always exciting when we can bring you something new. We do however plan for some more things before the end of the year, so enjoy your bubbles, and stay tuned!
See you at tonight's performance!
Mira

There was a lady in Milan
Who fell in love with a snowman
He was such a freeze
A kiss made her sneeze
So hard she flew straight in our curtain
Please give her a warm welcome.
We asked some members of the troupe what they thought bubbles could be a metaphor of:
Signora Notte: Life
Sun & Moon: Youth
Gnaga: Love
Jester: Fun
The accountant: Our budget.

The bubble pipe shoots a stream of bubbles for a maximum of 2 seconds. The player must then release the attack button to let their character catch their breath. Bubbles deal 3 damage and give a little knockback by popping. They will also pop naturally after a maximum of 6 seconds.
Bubbles can also be pushed using wind, snuffer and swatter and will bounce against other bubbles. They will also bounce against walls twice and pop the third time. If the bubbles are caught in a wall, they will pop.
The colour of the bubbles depends on the team.
There are countless islands withing the Venetian lagoon; tonight, there will be one more! For the greatest pleasure of the audience, our dedicated actors will perform on a brand-new stage, the aptly named Island. After all, isolated pieces of land have often been the theatre of strange adventures: Robinson Crusoe (Daniel Defoe), L’Île des Esclaves (Marivaux), Treasure Island (Robert Louis Stevenson), The Mysterious Island (Jules Vernes)… and now your adventures!

Before this update, you could set the darkness on stage to be transparent, which was useful to see the stage especially for new players. However, the characters were then visible through the dark when they were sneaking, rendering the sneaking mechanic useless.
Now, characters do not show through the dark, allowing both sneaking and seeing the stage.