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Into The Breach’s latest update lowers weapon prices to encourage experimentationNew touchscreen support and a Linux version too
New touchscreen support and a Linux version too
Subset Games' bug-shootin', mech-drivin' roguelikeInto The Breachgot its 1.2 update yesterday, bringing with it a bunch of new additions and changes. The most interesting is reducing the price of new weapons, cutting them all from a standard two Reputation points to only one. The devs said this is “to encourage more risk-free experimentation of weapons during a run”. I like this idea a lot, I always fall into the habit of sticking with weapons I’m comfortable with, so it’ll be nice to have easier access to stuff I wouldn’t usually pick.That’s not all, though. The game now has proper touchscreen support, too. It gotbasic touchscreen compatibility back in 2018but it wasn’t very good, because you still needed a mouse to access things like the menu. You shouldn’t face problems like that anymore though, because the devs have put in a “specifically designed touch interface”, so anyone with a touchscreen PC device will be able to tap their way to victory.There’s also a brand new native Linux version, so you no longer have to play with the Proton version through Steam. On top of that, you can now play the game in nine new languages - French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Polish, Brazilian-Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese.Watch on YouTubeSubset mentioned in the patch notes that this update might break some mod functionality, so go careful if you play Into The Breach with any mods installed. The devs have been talking with modders though to mitigate the issues, and an update to the mod manager is on it’s way soon.The game is available onSteam,HumbleandGOG, and you can check out the rest of the details for the 1.2 updatein the patch notes.Into The Breach is a wonderful game, but don’t take my word for it - it’s one ofRPS' greatest PC games of the 2010sas well asone of our games of the year in 2018. And recently the developerstold us how proud they were of the visual effects they’d created for it.
Subset Games' bug-shootin', mech-drivin' roguelikeInto The Breachgot its 1.2 update yesterday, bringing with it a bunch of new additions and changes. The most interesting is reducing the price of new weapons, cutting them all from a standard two Reputation points to only one. The devs said this is “to encourage more risk-free experimentation of weapons during a run”. I like this idea a lot, I always fall into the habit of sticking with weapons I’m comfortable with, so it’ll be nice to have easier access to stuff I wouldn’t usually pick.That’s not all, though. The game now has proper touchscreen support, too. It gotbasic touchscreen compatibility back in 2018but it wasn’t very good, because you still needed a mouse to access things like the menu. You shouldn’t face problems like that anymore though, because the devs have put in a “specifically designed touch interface”, so anyone with a touchscreen PC device will be able to tap their way to victory.There’s also a brand new native Linux version, so you no longer have to play with the Proton version through Steam. On top of that, you can now play the game in nine new languages - French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Polish, Brazilian-Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese.Watch on YouTubeSubset mentioned in the patch notes that this update might break some mod functionality, so go careful if you play Into The Breach with any mods installed. The devs have been talking with modders though to mitigate the issues, and an update to the mod manager is on it’s way soon.The game is available onSteam,HumbleandGOG, and you can check out the rest of the details for the 1.2 updatein the patch notes.Into The Breach is a wonderful game, but don’t take my word for it - it’s one ofRPS' greatest PC games of the 2010sas well asone of our games of the year in 2018. And recently the developerstold us how proud they were of the visual effects they’d created for it.
Subset Games' bug-shootin', mech-drivin' roguelikeInto The Breachgot its 1.2 update yesterday, bringing with it a bunch of new additions and changes. The most interesting is reducing the price of new weapons, cutting them all from a standard two Reputation points to only one. The devs said this is “to encourage more risk-free experimentation of weapons during a run”. I like this idea a lot, I always fall into the habit of sticking with weapons I’m comfortable with, so it’ll be nice to have easier access to stuff I wouldn’t usually pick.
That’s not all, though. The game now has proper touchscreen support, too. It gotbasic touchscreen compatibility back in 2018but it wasn’t very good, because you still needed a mouse to access things like the menu. You shouldn’t face problems like that anymore though, because the devs have put in a “specifically designed touch interface”, so anyone with a touchscreen PC device will be able to tap their way to victory.
There’s also a brand new native Linux version, so you no longer have to play with the Proton version through Steam. On top of that, you can now play the game in nine new languages - French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Polish, Brazilian-Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese.
Watch on YouTube
Watch on YouTube
Subset mentioned in the patch notes that this update might break some mod functionality, so go careful if you play Into The Breach with any mods installed. The devs have been talking with modders though to mitigate the issues, and an update to the mod manager is on it’s way soon.
The game is available onSteam,HumbleandGOG, and you can check out the rest of the details for the 1.2 updatein the patch notes.
Into The Breach is a wonderful game, but don’t take my word for it - it’s one ofRPS' greatest PC games of the 2010sas well asone of our games of the year in 2018. And recently the developerstold us how proud they were of the visual effects they’d created for it.
