• The game should run in Windows XP again, probably (we really mean it this time)
• Best Font Mode should no longer prevent text from appearing
• Letters should no longer double-up when you type text in the Linux version of the game. Our apologies for the extra work now required when naming your horse Balloon, Cappuccino, or Tennessee Bookkeeper
• Fan Hammer's description in combat should now accurately predict how much damage it will do to an opponent
• Corrected a typo that was maybe preventing Pete from complaining about his joints in one pretty specific circumstance
• Lloyd will no longer incorrectly say that you have a room at the Jewel if you havent gotten one yet
• The ghostly Foreman at the Jumbleneck Mine should now actually disappear if dispatched with the old pickaxe
• It is now possible to get the Kurtzian Charm perk from Irene regardless of whether you already acquired mushroom pliers or not
• Reduced the power of the Energized effect because it was too energized
• Laid groundwork for the ability to (finally) release some DLC.
• Fixed lots of bugs in new features for the upcoming DLC!
• Did we mention that we're really close to finishing the DLC?
• Real talk for a second: We removed the noose from the tree outside Chucks house after someone pointed out the crappy connotations it has. We were oblivious, and were sorry.

[ 2018-11-22 01:00:09 CET ] [ Original post ]

Say howdy to West of Loathing -- a single-player slapstick comedy adventure role-playing game set in the wild west of the Kingdom of Loathing universe. Traverse snake-infested gulches, punch skeletons wearing cowboy hats, grapple with demon cows, and investigate a wide variety of disgusting spittoons.

Talk your way out of trouble as a silver-tongued Snake Oiler, plumb the refried mysteries of the cosmos as a wise and subtle Beanslinger, or let your fists do the talking as a fierce Cow Puncher. Explore a vast open world and encounter a colorful cast of characters, some of whom are good, many of whom are bad, and a few of whom are ugly.

Features:

• 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

NOTE: characters are not literally colorful (the game is in black and white)