Out now for Windows and Mac, and coming very soon to Linux, it's version 1.10! Major updates:

• We've added controller support! The game should notice if you are trying to use a controller and update your UI as appropriate. We've tested a variety of Playstation and Xbox controllers on Windows and Mac — let us know if your Steel Battalion control rig isn't working and we'll see if we can support that too.
• On the back-end we updated to a new version of Unity. We tested the game in-house, but this is a significant upgrade and there might be new bugs that we missed. Please report anything wonky that you find and we’ll look into it ASAP!

• West of Loathing takes up even less drive space than it used to, with the minor trade-off of slightly longer load times here and there
• Night mode can be disabled with the launch option “--reset-nightmode”
• Big Spleen is now correctly marked as a perk, so it doesn't have a useless [+] next to it on the skill screen
• The XP costs for increasing Grit to levels 10 and 11 have been corrected, they were at odds with Gumption and Glamour before

• Fixed typos, more than we cared to count (maybe... 42?)
• Removed the worst 11 jokes, added 11 different, potentially worse, jokes
• The combat music has been rebalanced; combat balance has not been remusiced
• Punching an opponent with your bare (or brass-covered) fists will now make a sound, which is also logically sound
• You can now hear it (glug glug!) when your character consumes booze
• You can no longer be doubly Ruthless, and it’s a little easier to be Honorable
• Wimpy Fricker is now a good shot with his right hand and a terrible shot with his left
• The Hostler will no longer offer to sell you a horse until you’ve learned the locations of his lost horses
• The lockbox in Orehole Mine is now clearer about how it should be opened
• Skeletons in the prologue can no longer be poisoned
• Rattlesnakes will now actually bite you instead of just slithering (hopping?) up to you and immediately turning away again
• The pyrobove in Susie’s basement will no longer make noises once it has been dispatched
• Pete’s leveling up encounters will no longer sometimes prevent you from ever seeing other one-time encounters
• Your pardner will no longer have a non-response when you are looking for barbed wire and you ask them about sidequests
• The House-in-the-Desert Gang can now be Outfoxed or Intimidated out of their weapons
• The Pickle Factory Activation Lever should no longer sometimes lock you out of acquiring the Wanted: Alive achievement
• The Goblin Gulch jeweler encounter will now only happen once per character, and won’t sometimes prevent you from ever encountering the Goblin Gulch juggler
• Gary will no longer join in a fight against a goblin who is trying to sell you driftwood sculptures
• Numerous other small bug fixes that we failed to write down

• a sprawling open world, chock full of danger, quests, puzzles, and mysteries
  
• lush hand-drawn black and white graphics
  
• full stick-figure customization
  
• thousands of jokes, gags, and goofs
  
• crunchy turn-based combat (but only if you want it)
  
• liberal use of the Oxford comma
  
• over 50 hats
  
• disreputable saloons
  
• several gulches
  
• a drunk horse

• Processor: 3.3 GHz Intel Core2 Duo or betterMemory: 2 GB RAM
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: 512 MB
• Storage: 4 GB available space

• Processor: 3.6 GHz Intel Core2 Duo or betterMemory: 4 GB RAM
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
• Graphics: 1 GB
• Storage: 4 GB available space