What changed in Papers, Please in 2023

Designed some fresh goods (shirts, stickers, posters, etc).

Released the soundtrack on a few streaming services.

Created a free de-make game: 'LCD, Please'.

Set up a $1.99 sale until the weekend, just a few days.

Made a $100K donation to the International Rescue Committee (rescue.org).

Fixed slow animations by trying 60fps vsync first, then CPU sync.

Corrected zeroed sound volumes on locales using ',' as a decimal point.

720p and 1080p commandline options added to override native fullscreen resolution.

Resolved issues with the language selection dialog when booted with an unknown language.

Always stretch screen to extents in windowed mode.

Implemented a possible fix for animation and physics stutter by capping framerate at 60fps.

Fixed an issue where repeated dialog occurred when multi-clicking the interrogation button.

Addressed a potential issue where music and sound volumes were zeroed on startup.

Removed the booth upgrade night budget option if unpurchased after day 30.

Corrected the application of the day 4 rent increase to ensure it applies immediately.

Resolved a crash issue that occurred when too many items appeared on the night list.

Addressed an issue causing a softlock when detaining Simon Wens while he's leaving.

Increased mouse double-click timing from 0.15 to 0.2 seconds for improved usability.

Many small bug fixes have been implemented to address systemic issues.

The underlying engine has been transitioned from Haxe/OpenFL to Haxe/Unity.

Korean, Turkish, and Czech localizations have been added.