It's long overdue, but the latest patch for Skyway is now live! This update aims to fix core issues that have been plaguing the game for years as well as bring the whole project onto a newer version of Unity to provide better stability and bring it more in line with my other projects. Changelog:

• Updated to Unity 5.6.3p1
• Fixed all movement freezing issues
• Updated Logo & Cutscenes to use VideoPlayer instead of Legacy VideoClip texture
• Added VSync option to act as framerate limiter
• Removed 120 FPS cap

Version 1.0.2 is now live! The main goal of this update was to provide a fix for a major bug involving inputs. Changelog:

• Fixed character movement bug
• Added option to switch current monitor in fullscreen mode
• Framework for additional display options in the future
• Log output size reduced, clearer to read

Version 1.0.2 is now live! The main goal of this update was to provide a fix for a major bug involving inputs. Changelog:

• Fixed character movement bug
• Added option to switch current monitor in fullscreen mode
• Framework for additional display options in the future
• Log output size reduced, clearer to read

Version 1.0.1 for Skyway is live--a lot of internal Engine changes have been made in an attempt to clear up a few bugs and provide more stability. However, as a result, the game has lost some compatibility with older machines. Here's the details: Skyway has been updated to Unity Engine version 5.4.3f1. This has led to a significant performance increase all around, thanks to some of the newer instancing/threading tools. Expect the game to run quite a bit faster than before (+15fps or more). But this version of the Engine has dropped compatibility for Graphics Cards that run Shader Model 2.0 Exclusively. Specifically, NVIDIA cards before 2004 (pre-GeForce 6000), AMD before 2005 (pre-Radeon X1000) and Intel before 2006 (pre-GMA X3000/965) will stop working. This shouldn't be an issue, since these cards are vastly outdated and I have yet to see one still being used. Still, I would've preferred to maximize compatibility. Here's a list to recap some of the important changes for this version:

• Additional pause effects/a few extra cutscene effects
• Improved performance
• Detailed logging system for script errors
• Profile window cleaned up
• More fun times
• Various tiny changes in lighting/video playback/rendering

Version 1.0.1 for Skyway is live--a lot of internal Engine changes have been made in an attempt to clear up a few bugs and provide more stability. However, as a result, the game has lost some compatibility with older machines. Here's the details: Skyway has been updated to Unity Engine version 5.4.3f1. This has led to a significant performance increase all around, thanks to some of the newer instancing/threading tools. Expect the game to run quite a bit faster than before (+15fps or more). But this version of the Engine has dropped compatibility for Graphics Cards that run Shader Model 2.0 Exclusively. Specifically, NVIDIA cards before 2004 (pre-GeForce 6000), AMD before 2005 (pre-Radeon X1000) and Intel before 2006 (pre-GMA X3000/965) will stop working. This shouldn't be an issue, since these cards are vastly outdated and I have yet to see one still being used. Still, I would've preferred to maximize compatibility. Here's a list to recap some of the important changes for this version:

• Additional pause effects/a few extra cutscene effects
• Improved performance
• Detailed logging system for script errors
• Profile window cleaned up
• More fun times
• Various tiny changes in lighting/video playback/rendering

Read this if you plan to play with a controller Hello! I'm Matt, the sole developer of Skyway. As of now, the game features partial controller support as listed on the features in the Store Page. What this means for Skyway is that you can control the game using any of the listed controllers below, but you will need a keyboard and mouse to navigate the Main Menu and Pause Menu. Skyway currently supports these controllers:

• Dualshock 4/Playstation 4
• Xbox One
• Xbox 360
• Steam Controller*

Read this if you plan to play with a controller Hello! I'm Matt, the sole developer of Skyway. As of now, the game features partial controller support as listed on the features in the Store Page. What this means for Skyway is that you can control the game using any of the listed controllers below, but you will need a keyboard and mouse to navigate the Main Menu and Pause Menu. Skyway currently supports these controllers:

• Dualshock 4/Playstation 4
• Xbox One
• Xbox 360
• Steam Controller*

• Challenge your brain with a series of puzzles designed to stump you
  
• Test your reflexes by avoiding enemies, timing jumps, and grabbing ledges
  
• Support for the XBox One and Playstation 4 Controllers
  
• Native versions for Mac OSX, Windows, and Linux
  
• 4k resolution support and runs over 60FPS
  
• A comprehensive statistics system allows you to compete for death-less runs, fastest runs, and any other self-imposed challenge

• OS: Ubuntu 12.04/SteamOS+
• Processor: Intel Core i5 @1.6GHz or EquivalentMemory: 2 GB RAM
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: Shader Model 3.0 or Higher
• Storage: 1 GB available space

• OS: Ubuntu 12.04/SteamOS+
• Processor: Intel Core i5 @3.2GHz or EquivalentMemory: 4 GB RAM
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
• Graphics: Shader Model 5.0 or Higher
• Storage: 1 GB available space