Here are some things that we've been working on during the last couple of weeks. Mostly focusing on stabilty and making it easier to create mods...

1.3.5 (February 6th, 2018)

Changed Lovecraft unlock condition to using Necronomicon instead of just finding it
On the world map extra worlds and unvisited worlds were shown in gold color. Now only extra worlds are shown in gold color. Unvisited worlds are marked with the fame badge, making it easier to distinguish between the two.
Bugfixes
- Fixed golden pyramid not spawning in some special biomes
- Fixed not being able to explore golden pyramid in some special biomes
- Fixed broken names of special worlds on world map
- Fixed Linux crash on startup
Modding
- Added support for fallback entries in build lists

1.3.4 (January 30th, 2018)

Fixed green mushroom not giving sanity boost for shamans
Fixed stuck in celebration screen when no medals left
Removed report button as we are reworking them
Fixed some achievements not triggering if they were accomplished before the achievement update
Fixed performance issues on some machines
Mod Tools
- Fixed not being able to update steam mods due to bad cache
- Fixed game not loading when missing images, instead a proper error message will be printed
- After refreshing all mods should be enabled again
- Remember debug choices in main menu debug bar
- Improved colors in the debug bar
- Added clear button to log viewer
- Removed some debug flags and set them to always be automatically enabled
- Added "Event Checks" check box to log viewer, allowing to see very detailed event computation in the log and understand why exactly a event is failing or not
- Print log output to tce-log.txt file as well

1.3.3 (January 11th, 2018)

Modding Features
- Added "reload mods" to in-game debug bar, allowing to adapt script and play the change without having to restart the game
- Added support for reqXP and reqMapScore
- Added support for specifying custom loyalty for characters
- Modding recognized as disabled when all mods have been disabled manually
- Added debug button N for enabling/disabling tile borders for debugging
- Made parsing of mods more robust
Bugfixes
- Fixed overriding image slots in mods
- Fixed support for mods on OSX
- Fixed stunned dice in combat were never reset
- Fixed debug text showing up in game
- Steam: Fixed unsubbing mod did not remove it from game
- Steam: Fixed redownloading previously subscribed mods
- Steam: Fixed mods being stored in wrong folder

[ 2018-02-06 16:58:01 CET ] [ Original post ]

The Curious Expedition
Maschinen-Mensch

Developer

Maschinen-Mensch

Publisher

2016-09-02

Release

Indie Strategy RPG Simulation Singleplayer

Gameplay overview

Experience your very own adventure through a procedural story which makes every game unique.
Explore procedurally generated worlds, each with its own distinctive set of challenges for the ambitious explorer.
Plan and equip your trek. A good explorer is prepared for any eventuality.
Manage your resources to keep your trek alive and sanity high. Balance your needs with the desire to carry all that precious treasure back home.
Visit and interact with the land’s natives. Enter villages, trade and communicate with local tribes and civilizations that are unknown to mankind.
Loot mysterious temple ruins to gain fame and treasures, but watch out for deadly traps and curses that will compromise your trek and the world around you.
Equip and utilize miraculous treasures to gain advantages, but be wary of unforeseeable side effects.
Fight and defend your trek against a wide range of wild animals, mystical creatures and even dinosaurs.

MINIMAL SETUPOS: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. fully updated
Processor: 2 GHzMemory: 1 GB RAM
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: 1280x720 minimum resolution. OpenGL 2.0 Support
Storage: 150 MB available space

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