Thank you all so much for the very positive response to the game so far! It has made me so happy to hear that so many people are playing and enjoying Equilinox. I've been getting lots of feedback over the last few days and I've made a few updates to the game to address some of the common issues. If you have some feedback of your own then please send me an email or get in touch with me on the discord server: https://discord.gg/ktsWT8Q Fixes:

• Bees are no longer completely crazy and some flowers are now actually able to pacify them.
• Fixed an issue with save files being corrupted due to animals being outside the world limit (if this happened to you, deleting the Equilinox_0_UserConfigs.dat file should allow you to play the save file again. If not, send me an email and I can help you recover your save).
• It's now much easier for chickens to register nearby waterlilies when trying to evolve the duck species.
• Added evolution requirements to the wolf and pine tree species.
• The "Oh Deer" task correctly registers all satisfied deer again.
• The "This is Boaring" task now registers young boar as well as fully-grown ones.
• Worlds will now always spawn with enough water to unlock waterlilies.
• Fixed a crash when genetically modifying the traits to extreme values.
• Fixed some random crashes which were occasionally caused by the rabbit/deer movement code.

• You can reset the camera by pressing the R key.
• It's now possible to scroll through the pages of the shops with the mouse wheel.
• Warthogs and clown fish can now have their colours modified.
• The specific jungle trees have been renamed so as to distinguish them from the category "Jungle Trees".

• The camera can be moved far away from the world and also occasionally jumps.
• Hunger icons sometimes aren't removed when the animal dies (reloading the world will fix it for now).
• Wolves are often too aggressive with their hunting and wipe out flocks of sheep.
• Screenshots taken using the in-game screenshot system don't capture post processing effects such as depth of field.