Playtest Hotfixes 0.3.1

The Wrong Ones Playtest · published · build 23375726

Over the past few days, we’ve been heavily focused on fixing reported issues, improving deduction clarity, and resolving logic inconsistencies across the game.

A massive amount of feedback has now been addressed, including character interactions, UI problems, curse adjustments, pet logic, and gameplay readability improvements.

New Character

Cat (Pet Owner Card)

The Cat detects one random townsperson and checks if they are skinleeched or not

Major Changes & Fixes

Logic & Character Adjustments

  • Musician mechanic reworked — removed opposite evil logic and now properly uses equidistant detection

  • Fixed pet-related logic inconsistencies involving Pet Owner, pets, and Skinleeching

  • Logical reasoning has been improved across multiple interactions

  • Decks will no longer contain non-context information

  • Saint reveal now properly says: “Holy spirit revealed me” when disguised as evil

  • Electrician wording changed from “Between” → “Among”

  • Gameplay & Balance

  • Fixed Ticking Dread curse duration to 240 seconds

  • Crimson Haze curse vision reduced from 100% → 25%

  • Added save checkpoints every 15 rounds (15, 30, 45...)

UI & Accessibility

  • Controls panel can now be accessed in-game with the “i” button near Settings

  • Fixed Wishlist button not working

  • Fixed Main Menu button not working after playtest end

  • Fixed 16:10 screen resizing cutting off UI panels

  • Fixed edge detection button issue

Additional Fixes

  • Pets no longer remain silent when disguised

  • Fixed Lightkeeper revealing itself through clue character names

  • Removed Photographer’s “from what I see” dialogue issue

  • Fixed shattered circuit overlap issue

At this point, around 99% of reported bugs and logic inconsistencies have been addressed.

Thank you for all the reports, feedback, and playtesting support ❤️

If you still encounter anything strange, misleading, broken, or logically inconsistent, please continue reporting it — it genuinely helps improve the game.