Hello! We're pushing out an update with a bunch of small fixes and tweaks today, but really big news is that Sir's single player mode will hit v1.0 on May 1st. This, therefore, is the final patch of our Early Access period. Oh yes, it's the end of a long road. There will still be a few things to come after v1.0, as well as ongoing fixes and support, including multiplayer (no, no date on that yet, we've still got a way to go!) and also a customisation patch that will allow you mess with the game generation in-menu, rather than just in the back-end XML files. But we'll get to those later! For now, the big message of this latest update is: help us bug hunt! We need as many people as possible to pile in, find problems, share logfiles, and help us get this game into the best shape it can be. There's a bunch of changes up today, including major performance improvements. Go and try it out! Changes
- NEW - End sequence and credits. The closing voice-over and credit page now play before you get to your stats.
- NEW - Tooltips on all items, plus roll-over instructions for inventory slots.
- NEW - Fragment counter in inventory revamped to show fragment count per island, plus current location.
- NEW - State indicators for bleeding, trapped, and starving.
- Changed some textures and vegetation detail on Rural biome.
- Major optimisation pass, up to 30% performance increase on some machines.
- Walters' voice clips now no longer wait for each other to finish (so you don't miss any!)
- Toy train can no longer fly into the sky on cliffs/slopes.
- Opening inventory or map with control no longer conflicts with mouse and keyboard controls.
- Landowner gets stuck less frequently.
- Background music levels fixed.
- Ruins stonework lightened.
- Bog creature sounds don't last too long.
- Flashlight no longer appears to be made of stone.
[ 2014-04-10 14:29:25 CET ] [ Original post ]
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Sir is a stealth and survival game unlike any other.
And it now has multiplayer!
Key Features
- First-person stealth and survival.
- Procedurally-generated British landscape.
- Five biomes to explore: castle, industrial, rural, mountainous, and fenland.
- Infinite replayability in a sandbox world.
- Powerful, brutal AI that becomes tougher as you play.
- Tea and biscuits.
- Foliage-based stealth system.
- Scavenge to survive.
- Play as Sir or Madam.
- Relentless Britishness.
- NEW! Be hunted with other terrified ladies & gentlemen.
Every Game Unique!
Sir, You Are Being Hunted is set on a mysterious archipelago generated procedurally by you, and therefore unique to each game you play. You can define your own islands, each one created in moments by our rather clever British Countryside Generator. These islands are then populated by a raving aristocracy of murderous robots, their robot hounds, and worse. You job is simply to survive, and get home.You're not entirely alone, though: The disembodied voice of Walters, your butler, will help you and offer advice.
Ultimate AI Threat
Sir's AI is one of the toughest in stealth, and as an open-world game, it's unique in its field. The robots are some of the most aggressive and intelligent game enemies you will ever experience, and will pursue you even after losing sight of you. Expect to be hunted!
The Most British Of Games
Sir, You Are Being Hunted is set in a parallel Britain, complete with bleak villages, rocky highlands, bramble-filled woodland, decrepit farms, and crumbling post-industrial landscapes. Made with the remarkable power of our British Landscape Generator, these landscapes are enormously evocative and teeming with detail. Take time to explore, and find that vital hidden flask of tea!
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04
- Processor: 2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 DuoMemory: 2 GB RAM
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 9.0c-compatible. SM 3.0-compatible
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04
- Processor: QuadCore 2.0 GHz +Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia Geforce GT 120 / ATI Radeon HD
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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