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Devlog

• 1.1.1 - Snap Rotation Added
  February 21, 2019 by puncta

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  It's been so wonderful reading all the kind words and watching videos of people playing since our Steam launch! Thanks for checking out our game :) Patch Notes Snap Rotation has been added! It's mapped to the grip button/trigger. On the left controller it will rotate you 30 degrees left. The right controller will rotate you 30 degrees right. Glitch where music was not playing at the end of the... Continue reading

  
• 1.1.0 - Steam Launch + Small Tweaks
  February 05, 2019 by puncta#1.0.0

  Hey all! If you're reading this after 10:00 PST on Feburary 5th, 2019 then we're now live on Steam! Link here If you've got a friend you think would like this game, doesn't peruse itch, and has a VR headset maybe let them know! Patch Notes The first doorknob is now once again voiced by Aubrey. Thanks Liam for filling in the mean time! The apple will get sad again if removed from a trash can Continue reading

  
• 1.0.3 - additional brush voice lines
  January 25, 2019 by puncta#1.0.3

  This is just a teeny tiny patch, but thanks for reading this :) Patch Notes Brush has a couple additional voice lines README added back into the zip download Continue reading

  
• 1.0.2 - more spoilery tweaks
  January 21, 2019 by puncta#1.0.2

  We're releasing on Steam Feb 5th! If you have a friend with a VR headset but doesn't hang out on itch maybe let them know ;) So like with the last devlog these patchnotes are spoilery so just to be safe I'm going to put this picture of Aubrey's adorable cross stitch of the sad onion before the patch notes. Oh hey you made it. The last patch was a quick fix, this one is much more sizable. Some of t... Continue reading

  
• spoilery bugfixes
  January 13, 2019 by puncta#bugfix

  hi! we've pushed a bugfix to the game that is *spoilery* and if you haven't played the game yet, i suggest you don't read the tantalizingly italicized text below okay so we made it that the game is more permissive about what constitutes a spoken "no", in case that's been a problem for you! Continue reading