Keplerth Alpha 28B: Goat Shearing, Bug Fixes, and New Adventures Await!

Keplerth Updates: New Features, Adjustments, and Ongoing Development

In recent news, the indie adventure game Keplerth has received significant updates that enhance gameplay and introduce new features. Players can now craft wool scissors, allowing them to shear goats for wool. Additionally, animals in the game now exhibit more realistic behavior; they can graze on grass and produce droppings, which can be utilized as a fuel source.

Several adjustments have been made to improve user experience. The player’s backpack capacity has been increased, and the fishing rod has been moved to the Handcraft production list for easier access. Important items in production lists will now be highlighted with special colors for better visibility. The previously existing limitation on Punji Sticks has been lifted, and players can now expect a guaranteed success rate when repairing items, enhancing durability based on the repair level. Furthermore, hatching eggs has been simplified.

The latest update also addresses various bugs, particularly those affecting multiplayer gameplay. Issues that caused players to become stuck during the final boss fight and other essential plot triggers have been resolved. Additionally, fixes have been implemented to improve damage display in multiplayer mode and correct material requirements for crafting specific weapons.

Looking ahead, the development team has outlined ongoing projects and future enhancements. Notable features currently in progress include a multiplayer system, gene editing capabilities, and a player skills system. There are also plans for a mercenary system, dungeon challenges, and various environmental systems such as weather effects. Creative expansions like NPC class differences and interactions are in the planning stages.

The developers emphasize their commitment to regular updates and transparency regarding progress. Players can look forward to continued improvements and a richer gaming experience in Keplerth. Thank you for your ongoing support!