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From the Chronicle
Bodycam V0.8 Patch #2 Boosts Point Gains and Fixes Widespread Visual Bugs
A targeted same-day patch addresses progression economy, broken weapon meshes, and audio inconsistencies across several game modes…
REINCARNAGE Launches Free on Steam, Built Around Gun-as-Weapon Combat
Developer DragonbornElias releases a free arena shooter where discarded firearms become projectiles and executions restore health.
Asterika 1.0.1 Fixes Memory Leaks, Steam Deck Controls, and Score Rounding
A solo developer's first post-launch patch closes several Day 1 bugs before they could settle in.
Fleet Hunters Launches: Real-Time and Classic Naval Grids From a Solo Dev
A solo indie project brings the hidden-fleet formula to Steam with a twist — both players fire at once.
Limbus Company Ver. 1.112.0: Passive Text Corrected, Known Issues Flagged
Project Moon's Aug. 20th addendum clarifies a missing patch note and surfaces known problems in the latest build.
Dungeon Settlers v0.4.12 Patches Animations, Tooltips, and Difficulty Balance
A focused maintenance update corrects several UI and animation bugs while quietly tightening Devastation difficulty's opening reso…
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