Whateverland: Prologue Steam news

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• Review score86% positive
• Total reviews187
• Release dateJun 10, 2020
• DeveloperCaligari Games
• PublisherCaligari Games, WhisperGames

Genres: Adventure, Indie

Company pages: Developer: Caligari GamesPublisher: Caligari Games, WhisperGames

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Whateverland: Prologue Steam news

Whateverland: Prologue news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.

Latest Steam announcements

• RELEASE DATE ANNOUNCEMENT - 12 August 2022

  That’s right, we finally have a release date, and it’s only a month away! We would never be able to get to this point without your help, so thank you once again from the Caligari Games team for your patience and support. Take a look at the brand new trailer we prepared for this amazing occasion. All your likes and comments will help us tremendously!

• Gfest 2020 - 6 August 2020

  Whateverland is taking part in Gfest by Gamecores! We're super excited! Come and join the festival.

• Added Italian language! - 3 July 2020

  Ciao a tutti! Abbiamo aggiunto l'italiano al Prologo. Buon divertimento! As you may have guessed, we added Italian localization to the Prologue. Also, Our Kickstarter campaign will run for 11 more days, which means you should hurry up and support Whateverland, so you can get a copy of the full game on release, as well as other amazing rewards. More news soon!

• What we learned from releasing a free Prologue - 26 June 2020

  As you may have noticed, a little more than two weeks ago we released a free demo of Whateverland, which features the beginning of Vincent’s journey. The response from you has been great, we never thought it would be so rewarding to release our prologue. We received a lot of valuable feedback from the players, fixed many bugs, and made some changes to UI and controls. And we will keep working in order to make your experience with our game as enjoyable as possible not only by regularly updating the demo but also on the release of the full game. We’ve already fixed many issues in the latest update of the Prologue, and will continue to improve it! Creating a community around our game has been a very rewarding process as well. Thanks to our Kickstarter campaign, we met a lot of wonderful people, some of which have generously helped us with translating the Prologue into several languages. We…

• Added German and Chinese translations! - 25 June 2020

  We’ve added German and Chinese translations! Apart from that, we’ve been hearing a lot of feedback from you. Thank you for all the bug reports and ideas. We’re going to fix everything as soon as possible, but for now, here is what’s changed in the last update: Fixed the achievement bug Updated UI. Making a system that’s going to be comfortable for all players turned out to be not that east at all. But we hear you and will try to improve UI in every update. Fixed the problem with one lockpick not being visible on screens with a certain resolution. Fixed the language switching back to English after quitting the game. Also, now the game language will sync with your Steam language. Fixed the problem with widescreens. Fixed the font size in the Russian version.

• Whateverwhat? Whateverland! Live performance from self-isolation. - 16 June 2020

  Hello, lovely Whateverlanders! We've been in quarantine for over three months now, and life is still in no hurry to get back to normal. Of course, this adds to the frustration of our team, because we can't get together, which makes many aspects of our work on the game much more complicated. But there's always a silver lining, folks! You'll see that for yourself once you listen to the main theme of Whateverland performed live by our awesome musicians, straight from self-isolation. Andrey Tyulenev, Caligari Games sound designer and composer, about the process behind creating Whateverland’s soundtrack: I wanted to limit the number of instruments used in the game from the start to encourage myself to come up with new approaches to my own original ideas. Limitations boost creativity and all that. Inspiration for Whateverland came from very different sources – from French Chanson, Balkan and…

• 0.16.1 - Hotfix - 12 June 2020

  Hi everyone! We hope that you're enjoying the Prologue so far! It has come to our attention that some players encountered a bug that prevented the game from starting. Good news is, we fixed it! So, if you had any troubles with that, everything has to run smoothly now. Also, let us take this opportunity to remind you that you can make bug reports on our Discord server or via [email protected].

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