1. Modified the wall materials and adjusted the visual effects (the overall look is now a bit more retro)

2. Updated the UI of the Gift upgrade interface (now better displays weapon images, names, and attributes)

3. Modified the combination interface UI (now easier to navigate)

4. The shop can no longer exchange guns and knives for Specimens

5. Added a new item—Refined Steel—that can be used to repair knives

6. Added a new interaction for Flora: crouching with her head down

1. Fixed an issue where weapon upgrade attributes were not retained after loading a saved game

2. Fixed an issue where the game would freeze after opening the Specimens exchange interface and then engaging in dialogue

3. Fixed an issue where Flora's low-health dialogue options from the roguelike version would appear

4. Fixed an issue where the mouse cursor could not move outside the game window (the aiming cursor is still confined to the screen)

Sorry to keep everyone waiting! This time, I'm bringing the gamma version demo of Leyla In Veil! Kids, I really don't want to make any more changes :( This should, probably, maybe be the last beta version—I'm starting work on the full release.

First off, the biggest change in this new version is the removal of roguelike elements from the game. Now it uses a linear progression system with save and load mechanics.

However, I plan to add an extra play mode where you can experience a more roguelike combat feel (this mode isn't implemented yet—it's still in the planning stage).

This demo update adds a bunch of new game systems. Here's the detailed rundown:

Clothing System

I know some of you have been waiting for this forever—it's finally implemented in this version! For now, Leyla only has three outfits, but in the full version, changing outfits will alter Leyla's melee action animations.

Inventory Management

Players now have their own inventory. You'll need to collect item resources and manage your backpack's weight capacity, adding more strategy to gameplay.

Plus, you can collect various documents on the map and store them in your inventory, or stash weapons in the armory at save points. Each item has its own "weight," and different items vary in load.

Collecting and using consumables wisely is the best approach.

Map

This is another highly requested system! Now players can open the map to see where they are, and it will mark info like items, NPCs, or treasures.

Documents

Levels will feature file info as fragmented storytelling. By collecting and reading documents, players can get gameplay tips and plot details.

Crafting System

Use collected items to craft others—create ammo, healing items, or special props, and save inventory space. Smart crafting makes the game easier and adds more strategy.

Save/Load System

The game now supports saving and loading with 10 slots.

However, there's no auto-save (it's not compatible with the level code yet, so it's temporarily absent).

After death, unsaved progress will be lost!

Specimens Exchange System

Now you can go to Flora and exchange unwanted items for Specimens .

With all these new systems updated, naturally, there are new mechanics too :)

New Melee Actions

Now, in addition to using a spinning side kick via QTE while standing, players can perform a rising dragon kick while crouching.

This move emphasizes damage over knockback and will straight-up explode enemies' heads.

On top of that, you can now use melee to smash bottles or crates.

Monsters Have More Moves

Previous monster attacks were too one-dimensional, so I've added more attack patterns.

Now those parasite zombies use tentacles for long-range attacks and tentacle defenses, ramping up the tension and strategy.

Of course, this also increases the difficulty :)

Future enemies might get new attack variations over time.

Traps

Game progression will include various trap doors—find switches to open them. Sometimes, using these traps can lead to unexpected effects.

Puzzles

Game progress will feature puzzles requiring specific items or destroying things to unlock objects, like locked doors or chests, enriching the gameplay.

Previous versions lacked story descriptions and cutscenes.

The new version adds tons of plot content and presentations to better understand Leyla and Flora's story and boost immersion.

Easy, Standard, Hard, Nightmare. Nightmare unlocks after one playthrough.

Physics system upgrade: Monster drops feel more realistic.

UI and HUD revamped. Battle music changed.

Battle music changed.

Finally,I hope you can enjoy it!