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This patch is a must-have for anyone who wants to enjoy Under a Killing Moon or Pandora Directive in the modern age. I honestly don't understand how they thought these controls could work even back in the day. After patching, everything makes sense!

I just finished playing through Neofeud 2. What a game! It's an exciting journey through an alien futuristic world that's got a lot to say about ours.

I saw this being described as a "visual novel", which I think is fair because the puzzles are relatively light. It does play as a traditional point & click adventure game though, and there are a few moments where you do have to solve a real puzzle before you're able to advance.

I love the way it's designed in small pockets, that really helps to keep things flowing. Even though the game world is very large and there are a great many locations, the game never makes you roam it all freely, which also means you don't feel lost or unsure of what to do or where to go.

It's a rich game filled with great characters, locations and story that's just very charming and full of character and personality. This is exactly the kind of stuff I want to see in indie games!

In the golden ballroom Nostromo is drawn behind some things (pillars, furniture)

When first arriving on Earth, at the bottom of the sky city is a hotspot labelled "???" while there's nothing there. When you interact with it, it gives a description for Sybil.

When inside the ship, Sybil's hotspot is always labelled "???" btw.

In the screen where Nostromo meets his cyborg wife, as well as this screen after, he's entirely blue and I'm not sure if it's supposed to be like that or not.

When going out of the room into the hallway while infrared mode is on, it's not activated until you turn it off and back on again.

In the screen of Lyth's bedroom, where you have to gather the foil and the camera, using the foil on the blood results in a message that has a character printed as "?" instead of text.

When in the car next to the tree of life, where you zoom in on the radio to enter the number sequence, asking R3 for help also gives the option to ask Lyth in the dialogue tree.

Outside of the car, the "ray of light" is interactive before it appears. 

In the screen where you look for the blue kid, Fluke, the coin remains on the ground even after picking it up. Also you can assemble the cure before you even find Fluke in the tent, and it's mentioned this will save him, without it being mentioned before he's in trouble.

Back on Neoliberon, where you lift up the groundcar to inspect the blood underneath, the game said I should also pick up the talisman, even though I had already picked it up before I scanned the blood.

Also, tiny typo: when talking to Lyth after the blood has been scanned, one of the dialogue options is missing a -t in "alright" (the yipee line).

I'm really impressed with how much content there is here. I thought I might finish it yesterday, but no, we're still going! I've not hit any major bugs at all, just very minor things that I'm sometimes not even sure if they might be deliberate or not. Like the portraits sometimes being a slightly different size during a conversation. Maybe it's supposed to be like that, maybe not, but it doesn't really matter for me as a player.

One thing I did notice yesterday is after I installed the virus into the HQ behind enemy lines, the human and alien armies are facing each other in a cutscene all have "new character" as a label when I hover over them with the mouse. That's probably not supposed to be there? Idk. 

When talking to 4-armed cotton picker (just past the checkpoint, beyond enemy lines) one of the dialogue options has a typo, it says "you're not alowed to read?" where it should be "allowed" I believe.

In the opening section, I noticed some things seems interactive and give a text label when you hover your mouse over them, even though they aren't actually there.

I mostly noticed these around the car. For example the text label for the loose tire still appears after you've put it back on. Also the text for the holographic helper keeps popping up in the top left of the car interior after you've taken it for a ride.

Heard about the game yesterday. Immediately played through most of it. Finished it this morning. Masterpiece of a game. Just brilliant!

You'd think it's just a vehicle for jokes, and it is definitely very funny. But I also found the puzzles legit good! Excellent bonus content too. Just a fantastic little package that's well worth your time.

This game cured my hangover - excellent stuff! Played through all 26 levels in one go because I just couldn't put it down.

No need to apologise for anything. Yorkshire Gubbins is nothing but fantastic as it is now and I'll gladly recommend it to anyone who wants to hear it.

This is incredibly exciting to me! Big Gubbins fan, I never stopped believing you will pull through eventually.

Wow, what a game!

Wow, thank you so much for this. What a blast I had playing this game, so good!

Wow, this is incredible. I used to have a Sharp MZ as a kid. Sadly I've lost mine, but I know someone who has one. Might get them to play this!

Absolutely majestic. Well done!

The other leagues will follow soon*!


* not a promise

Wow thanks!

I made the disabled keys a bit more grey, what do you think?

Hey thanks! Yeah, I think that's when you're playing with the mouse? I've mainly used the keyboard myself tbh, just typing away.

What do you think I could do to make it easier? Maybe just a different colour for the disabled black keys so they stand out more?

Aww thanks!

Ha, awesome! Thanks :)

I can confirm the Linux build works like a charm. Errr, wait no I mean, I only use Linux at work, there's no way I can test that version.