1.1.01 – Save & Stability Patch
Scorefall » Devlog
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where rounds would sometimes not end after all balls were used up
- Fixed balls getting permanently stuck on pegs, causing rounds to hang indefinitely
- Fixed continuing a saved run sometimes leaving you with no balls to drop
- Fixed going to the main menu from the Game Over screen not properly clearing your run (the Continue button would still appear)
- Fixed blank buckets sometimes not restoring their interior visuals after a Challenge round ended
- Fixed money occasionally going into the negative when purchasing relics
Save & Continue Improvements
- Quitting while the Upgrade panel is open now correctly restores the same upgrade choices when you continue
- Quitting while the Relic Shop is open now correctly restores the same relics when you continue
- Quitting while the Relic Shop / Upgrade choice prompt is open now correctly restores that prompt when you continue
- The "Drag to place the Drop Zone" hint no longer appears when continuing a saved run
That's it for now, keep calling out those bugs!
Files
Demo_1.1.01.zip Play in browser
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Linux_1.1.01.zip 79 MB
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Mac_1.1.01.zip 89 MB
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Windows_1.1.01.zip 81 MB
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Scorefall
Drop balls, score points, upgrade, repeat.
| Status | In development |
| Author | PatT Games |
| Genre | Strategy |
| Tags | 2D, Indie, Lo-fi, Physics, Retro, Roguelike, Roguelite, Singleplayer, upgrades |
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Solid patch, this is the kind of stability work that really improves the overall experience.
I’d recommend testing:
This feels very state-driven, so I’d focus more on transitions and odd scenarios rather than just straightforward playthroughs.