DeliSpace
DeliSpace 1.0.0
Version Date
July 25, 2024
Patch Notes
v. 1.0.0 The final demo
Hi!
It's done. The content for the full game is ready. There will be:
- 18 Unique worlds, each posing a different challenge
- 29 Perks that can be unlocked by ingame currency
- 9 package types - each has an impact on your ship and game difficulty. Not impressed? That's 189* different package configurations!
- 11 achievements pushing you to explore and interact with the world
- 5 repetitive (as: non random) speedrunning levels with timer and score tracking
The final version is ready. I would love to release at the end of August, but I want to have a simultaneous release here and on Switch so the final date depends on Nintendo.
The full version will be available for Youtubers until then.
As for the demo release v 1.0.0.44 it does not bring anything new, but a ton of bugfixes, graphical improvements, and a rebalance that matches the final version.
Changelog
Added
- (Tutorial) Explanation that rescuing costs reputation
- Some asteroids in tutorial to enforce some manoeuvring
- Sounds to Rescue Ship
Changed
- It is now possible to sell perks
- Reward for collecting all mail: 2 coins (was 1)
- Completing exam gives one coin
- Economy rebalanced
- Color scheme of (un)discovered worlds
- Hazard ratings
- No more free starting coins
- Nicer stars in rating displays
- Nebula disrupts signal
- Package adds a little weight to the ship physics
- Optimised Mine level
- Normal License costs coins
Removed
- Unused key map from tutorial control list
- Placeholder name from Rescue Ship in Tutorial
Fixed
- Perk and World counting achievements not updating
- Career Progress updates when data changes
- Loadout messing galaxy map navigation
- Collectibles picked from Mine being registered as from Alpha
- Exams getting stuck when not first to start
- Multiple package modificators can be now applied
- Correct amount of mail in Career Progress
- Displaying correct amount of collected coins per world
- Better fitting colliders in Mine level
*If you checked and think I'm wrong, I'm not. It is not 512 because some package combinations are mutually exclusive.