What changed in Paint the Town Red in 2018

Allows for effects to better blend.

More explicit details on variables and memory offset addresses will be provided soon.

Enhanced bandwidth usage and feel for clients.

If you attack them while they're attacking someone else.

Subsequent reloads of the level will be faster.

An intensity option will be provided in a later build.

Pursuers are immortal entities that warn players when they spend too long in one level, adding urgency to gameplay.

Players will encounter gated rooms that seal them in until they complete a task, offering rewards like Gold and powerful weapons.

Players will face elite enemies known as Shard Lords, which drop powerful shards for permanent upgrades.

Each level will feature shops selling weapons for Gold and permanent upgrades for Energy, providing strategic options.

The team is working on tweaking balance and progression for a better gameplay experience.

All features for Beneath are implemented, with some still using placeholder art and sound effects.

Post-release plans include addressing bugs and improving multiplayer and performance.

Changed block position of guns to actually look like they're blocking.

Added new triggerable Logic prop to change Music in the Level Editor.

Fixed bullets being destroyed before completing their full damage potential.

Spears and similar weapons can now temporarily pin enemies to walls.

Enemies' voxels now show some burn damage.

Spilled liquid now leaves decals in the environment.

Weapons can now break when thrown or hit into objects depending on weapon type and impact.

Improved thrown weapon torque.

Added invisible paint option in the Level Editor.

Shockwave now moves weapons, props, dead and unconscious bodies.

Bullets now leave impact decals in the environment.

Knocked down/out enemies now take damage when colliding with the environment.

Fixed prop position property being incorrect after creation.

Players can now create and use Custom Music Packs in Workshop levels.

Arterial spray will no longer occur when hitting dead bodies.

Fixed enemies recovering from KO while in the air.

Fixed cigar box cigars being tethered to box.

Sharp thrown weapons can now stick into static environment geometry.

Bullets can now break certain weapons like bottles.

Logic Zones can now be set to kill players.

Fixed platforms not being included in calculation of navmesh extents.

Custom Music Packs can now be used in the Level Editor.

Added optional fall damage for the player in the Level Editor.

Added checkbox on upload to approve your level for use on other platforms.

Enemies will prioritize targets at the same height as them in multi-story areas.

Bullets now move unused weapons they hit.

Fixed enemies recovering from ragdoll upside-down.

Weak unused weapons can now break when hit.

Added ability to duplicate rooms in the Level Editor.

Logic Zones can now be set to kill enemies.

Added slight variation to blood decal colour.

Fixed enemies that fall outside play area being reset to invalid position.

Added level setting to disable fall/collision damage for enemies.

Level Editor: Increased quality of level preview screenshots.

The ability to create texture packs with your own character texture replacements is now available.

Ability to upload custom character textures for use in Workshop levels.

DX11, OpenGL and Vulkan are now available.

Added option for weapons to be unusable static props.

Added vision cone and proximity trigger options for characters.

Added ability to edit some common properties for multiple selected props and weapons.

Performance improvements when playing Level Editor levels with lots of small weapons set as static props.

Added option for enemies to randomly move around pre-combat.

Fixed ragdoll force when enemies die when body parts explode.

Fixed Arena Challenge 2 being at night.

Option to save created levels to the Steam Cloud.

Fixes and improvements to bullet damage, impact, and ragdoll impact force.

Ability to edit properties on multiple selected props and weapons in Level Editor.

Weapons can be treated as static props in Level Editor to improve performance.

Ability to create and upload custom character textures to the Steam Workshop.

Ability to use custom character textures from the Workshop in created levels.

Enemies can now use sight and proximity triggers to begin combat.

Corridors connecting rooms are generated using a pathfinding algorithm to ensure varied connections.

Levels will feature randomised types, counts, and placements of enemies and items based on player progress.

An update is planned to improve the game state before the release of Beneath, including engine upgrades.

Overview of how levels in Beneath are created using randomly placed rooms and corridors.

Rooms are connected using a pathfinding algorithm to create varied corridor layouts.

Introduction to the technical aspects of level generation in Beneath, including room and corridor placement.

An update is planned to align the game with the upcoming release of Beneath, including significant engine upgrades.

Shops will be placed in levels where players can spend gold earned from defeating enemies.

Shops will be placed in levels where players can spend gold earned from defeating enemies.

Levels will feature randomized layouts, types, counts, and placements of enemies and items based on player progress.

Levels are designed to ramp up in difficulty with increasing numbers and types of enemies as players progress.

Punch distance increased when looking down to easily hit small or knocked out enemies.

New textures, props, and environment assets from Beneath available in the Level Editor.

New pre-run area where players can prepare for runs and see permanent progress.

Players will gain access to restricted areas of the facility as they progress and increase in rank.

New pre-run facility where players will start and progress through the game Beneath.

New feature allowing players and enemies to take damage from falls and impacts.

Facility content and additional props from Beneath will be available in the Level Editor.

New gameplay feature allowing configurable fall and impact damage for enemies and players in custom levels.

Players and enemies can now take damage from falls and impacts, enhancing combat dynamics.

Players can now be knocked around by certain enemy attacks, adding new dynamics to combat.

Punch distance increased when looking down to make it easier to hit small and knocked out enemies.

Pre-run setup such as class selection is conveniently located near the entrance of the facility.

Over a dozen distinct new enemies with unique attacks and behaviors, including the Crystal Crab and Bore Worm.

A new rogue-lite mode featuring procedurally generated levels, new enemies, weapons, and power-ups.

Over a dozen new enemy types with distinct attacks and behaviors, including the Crystal Crab and Bore Worm.

Beneath is a rogue-lite mode featuring procedurally generated levels, new enemies, weapons, and power-ups.

Around 30 new weapons including upgraded versions of existing weapons and entirely new ones like the Crossbow.

Introduction of 6 character classes, each with unique powers and abilities, enhancing gameplay dynamics.

Around 30 new weapons including upgraded versions of existing weapons and entirely new ones like the Crossbow.

Beneath introduces 6 character classes each with unique powers, enhancing gameplay dynamics in multiplayer.