Merge Games ha recentemente pubblicato un nuovo update per Morbid: The Seven Acolytes, ora aggiornato alla versione 1.0.5 su Nintendo Switch.
L’action RPG horrorpunk di Merge Games e Still Running, sarà pubblicato il prossimo 3 dicembre 2020 sull’eShop europeo e americano di Nintendo Switch.
Potete trovare il changelog dell’update di seguito.
The latest patch for Morbid: The Seven Acolytes is now live for #NintendoSwitch!@MorbidTheGame pic.twitter.com/lH87AHSRe0
— Merge Games (@MergeGamesLtd) March 12, 2021
ver. 1.0.5
Player
– Moving speed (walking and running has been increased
– Running consumes less stamina now
– “Auto-aim” for leaping has been adjusted; this should make you feel more in control of the player during combat
– Changing load-outs in-game is now possibleBoss
– Lorn’s AI fixed, pathfinding fixed, hitboxes fixed
– Bibe soft-lock has been fixedLanguage
– Traditional Chinse added into the game
– Korean was added as a support languageFont
– Total amount of fonts has been reduced from 5 to 2. This reduces various loading time between language changes about 50%
– Various localization improvementsTutorial
– Incorrect button prompt in one of the tutorials is fixed
Enemy
FloraSoul’s attack hitboxes are fixed
Level
– The gate to Felfields is now easier to discover
– Grimwals Grove has been updatedParry
– Doing a parry attack makes the player invulnerable for the period of the attack
– Parry attack engages faster
– When taking a hit while parrying, the parry stops so that players can activate another parry right away (good for enemies with attack combos)
– Even a “failed” parry no longer does happen to the player, instead the worst that can happen is that it eats up your stamina
– Blocking in a direction that the player isn’t currently facing is now easierWeapon
– Fist weapons now have longer distance where they “leap” towards the enemy
– Mecha Gloves have been nerfedMenu
– Various improvements
Options
– “Clear save” has been added on the profile loading menu
– Added option for changing the strength of the game-pad vibration