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Hello spaceBOUNDERS!

We have finally arrived at version 1.0! The official Steam Launch build has finally left Early Access! We are so happy hearing your feedback, both online and offline and we hope you love the latest patch! In this patch we have fixed up some final visual issues, crushed and handful of bugs, and improved a bunch of stuff behind-the-scenes. Important Note: Network co-op is still an ongoing process and something we continually strive to improve. For these reasons, network functionality is not considered an official feature or something we currently advertise spaceBOUND as having, nor will it be priced into the game. Its simply there as an added bonus for those who requested the functionality.

Patch Notes

Level 21 received a major art overhaul of the level
Fixed minor layering issue on level 22
Added new sounds to the final scene of the game (after the final boss)
Added new sound for the compactor boss!
Fixed layering issues on the final scene
Fixed an issue where players could accidentally fly off of the final scene into the abyss
Fixed info bar layering issues (you can see the info/stat bar by holding shift
Fixed bug on credits transition from final scene where you would hear a tether snap
Fixed a rare bug that would either prevent you from entering the skins menu or from exiting the skins menu
Fixed bug where steam would not shutdown properly
Named final few steam achievements that did not have names
Huge network overhaul that should improve well-connected games
Improved Network Menu
Can now host a steam lobby that will connect you with your buddy (recommended host port is 7777)
Network input fields will now have their placeholder text turn red if you have not input the required information
Join Steam button in Network Menu will bring up the steam overlay

Yay! As always, we want to hear from you!!!!!! Let us know about all the fun you are having on our discussion page!

[ 2017-09-01 11:31:40 CET ] [ Original post ]

spaceBOUND

Gravity Whale Games Developer

Gravity Whale Games Publisher

2017-09-01 Release

Singleplayer Coop Tags

Game News Posts: 20

🎹🖱️Keyboard + Mouse
🎮 Full Controller Support

Mostly Positive (15 reviews)

http://www.playspacebound.com

Steam Store

The Game includes VR Support

Public Linux Depots:

spaceBOUND Depot Linux [293.22 M]

Available DLCs:

spaceBOUND Soundtrack

Can your astronauts survive?
Two astronauts have crashed on an asteroid. Their ship is destroyed. Together they must explore an abandoned mining facility in search of an escape. The catch? They share an oxygen tether. If one astronaut dies or the tether breaks, they both die.

Face brutally-difficult puzzles alone or with a friend.
In spaceBOUND, players solve challenging motion and physics-based puzzles while avoiding deadly obstacles in zero-gravity. Delve the depths of the mining facility by yourself, or work with a friend to solve each level’s mysteries and get your astronauts out alive.

Blast off to the past.
spaceBOUND takes players back to the golden era of retro gaming. The game is 16-bit through-and-through, from its artwork and design to the unforgiving puzzle and motion-challenge difficulty.

Features:

Solo or Co-op gameplay (local co-op and online). Online available at full launch.
Hidden collectables, unlockable character skins, and player achievements.
Time Trial mode to challenge hardcore players. Compete with others using the online leader-board.
Grab a friend! spaceBOUND supports up to two controllers for local co-op play.
A steep difficulty that punishes players in new and unexpected ways as they advance. Think and act quickly, or your astronauts may die. Over and over.
Five ultra-hard boss levels that put reflexes, skill, and cooperation to the ultimate test.
Timeless 16-bit artwork and effects designed to evoke a past era of classic gaming.
Progressive puzzles that require learning, adapting, and solving varied challenges in rapid succession.
An intense and atmospheric ambient score in the style of classic action and science fiction thrillers.
Many, many gruesome ways to die: asteroids; deadly lasers; gears and saws that shred everything in sight; electric ropes; lock-on turrets; pulverising smashers; gravity beams; and other deep space horrors nearly beyond comprehension.