Hey folks, patch 0.6d here and we're happy to announce that this is our LAST major patch before 1.0 release!!

With that being said, here are some patch notes...

The good news first. We've had feedback that in larger mazes the run-back after you've died is... painful. OK, the Contessa has heard you and has allowed a Teleporter that takes you to your last death spot. Use carefully and she hopes you all figure out how to use one well. Cheers!

Also, we added a few new achievements. Please note that next week on Wednesday we will RESETTING all achievements so that everyone starts fresh.

The Contessa didn't feel that the Alarm trap called in hostiles from far enough away. She mentioned something about "Those peasants surviving through my maze" and order the maze masters to fix it.

The Discord button was misbehaving. The Contessa had a long, loud talk with it and now it's all betterer.

The Alarm hazard's laser was being blocked by... well, by about everything. We've beaten it into submission.

So until 1.0 release on Wednesday we thank you all for your support.

CYA!

Happy Fall Everyone!

We are one week away from our 1.0 release and our code gnomes are hard at work on polishing and wrapping up last-minute features for you our game-loving fans!

Today we have several bug fixes and one new feature! Fixes first...

• Invulnerability was STILL interfering with other buffs sometimes. So that issue is now resolved. If you think its still broken please let us know.

• Strange issue where the in-game UI wasn't working, but only in an executable build! Playing from the Unity editor worked fine. The issue came down to improper use of prefabs. Solved.

• Ambient audio emitters, which are scattered throughout the dungeon, were stopping the lasers from the Omniscience buff?!?! They've been reprimanding and a demerit has gone into their record.

Now, the fun stuff...

• Added slight animation to the status icons so they are more eye-catching.

• Tracks Buff! Here it is... this buff will put a track down on the maze floor showing you where you've been. VERY useful for figuring out the layout of a larger maze.