After the release of two major patches three months apart, it might be time for the next one to be more modest to keep up with the pace. But getting to the point, let's start with what it offers:

The highlight of the patch and one of the most requested for a long time, is the ability to configure both the game's graphics and audio from the start menu (something that was only possible from the pause menu during the game). This can be accessed by pressing the "settings" button.

When accessed, the buttons we saw in the pause menu will be displayed, except that they are larger and have representative icons for each one.

Among other changes and additions:

Physics and Gameplay Changes:

• Air movement will no longer stop while sprinting is active
• Input lag is significantly reduced when the character stops while sprinting
• Further improvements to sprint physics during startup
• Net-points from levels 1-2 that are behind glass walls will no longer be collectible

Other Changes:

• Minor improvements to the Quantum City boss battle
• Improved accuracy when detecting input from callout icons
• The sprint bar can be hidden while the character is in mid-air
• Minor audio fixes
• Scene change buttons will no longer be executed at the same time as the quit buttons in the pause menu

As an additional point, although it should theoretically be following the major update, this patch has been released for a special reason; Not only because it's been a year since its Early Access release, but also for the following two reasons:

Randy & Manilla has been selected to be exhibited at Guadalindie 2025 at the FYCMA in Malaga (Spain).

Don't miss the opportunity to attend the event if you can. Get more info about the event on the next link: https://guadalindie.com/en/

Also, Ofihombre Studios celebrates 10 years as an indie video game developer, and I'm leaving you the following video to commemorate it, which shows its evolution: 

Thank you very much for joining us during these 10 years on itch.io, and I hope that for the next 10 years you'll also be eager to continue with more news about both Randy & Manilla and future games.