There isn't anything special about the date itself: just the earliest possible day the soundtrack can be out due to Steam rules (I didn't think to get the soundtrack pre-approved, so we are currently in the middle of the mandatory wait period before it can be released). The whole thing could've been out almost a week ago, but I didn't know that the wait period rule applied to soundtracks: I was too consumed with finishing the music as fast as I could... and now there is nothing to do but wait. Sorry, my bad. Not much else to report at the moment!

• A lot of bugs were fixed since the soundtrack was finished, so even the demo has been updated;
• Oh, you might like this one: after extensive testing, I decided to double the flying speed;
• Achievements were added (I apologize for the quality of their icons). Initially I wanted to put lore into the achievements' descriptions, but after a bit of thinking I reminded myself that Valve will most likely not approve of that (I am 99.9% sure) as soon as they notice what I've done (oh, the crime!). However, to the best of my sneak ability I did put hints and even outright puzzle solutions into the descriptions (if you can identify the correct achievement for the puzzle on which you are working). I, of course, do not recommend this particular "mechanic" as the starting point for puzzle solving :-)

• Simple arcade flight mechanics with a touch of combat;
  
• Infuriating first person puzzles and platforming challenges;
  
• One small space(!)ship;
  
• One normal-size pilot;
  
• Many clouds and strange shapes amidst them;
  
• And yet but one mystery to solve.

• OS: non-virtual Linux
• Processor: 2.5 GHzMemory: 8 GB RAM
• Memory: 8 GB RAM
• Graphics: GTX 960+. AMD alternative. or a modern APU
• Storage: 2 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: Unity requires a Display and/or Window Manager (example: Gnome Display Manager. X11 Window Manager) for mouse input to work under Linux. Some distros come pre-equipped with them (example: Mint). some dont. and some come with Unity-unfriendly ones (example: Ubuntu\'s default window manager).