Dusk getting classic HUD, weapon wheel and more this year

New Blood Interactive has elaborate the updates that leave be coming to Gloaming this class, Eastern Samoa fountainhead as few that let just gone live for the chunky retro Federal Protective Service. It's a hefty bunch of changes, including an elective 'classic' HUD, a revamped world map, and a weapon wheel, which should information technology pull through easier if you're playacting on a control.

Lease's start with the changes that have just been added Eastern Samoa part of the latest plot of ground. You can now delete your saves from within the game, and play through the game's triad episodes consecutively (without having to move back back to the primary card), thanks to the new 'Continue' button. Tongued of buttons, thither's now a 'Max Loadout' button that will let you easily take your full armoury into a level. Small quality-of-life tweaks, sure, just they make a big difference.

As for stuff that's coming later (there's no date given otherwise 2021), changes that have been made for the console versions will be added to the PC game "simultaneously" when they establish. The team receive "completely redone the world map and loadout menus to follow easier to read and navigate with a controller, keyboard, mouse and eyes", piece you'll be able to exchange between guns with the new weapon wheel.

Dusk's weapon wheel — (Image deferred payment: New Stoc Interactive)

But surely the best approaching addition is the optional 'classic' HUD: a lovely, horizontal slab of pixelated selective information that's only missing a gurning Doomguy in the middle of it.

That's not all that's coming to Crepuscle, although the shadowing features whitethorn not arrive as quickly. Steam Workshop and conscientious objector-op support wish be added to the closing version of the game, while modders leave find IT easier to add new weapons, enemies and other bits. "Because we basically rebuilt the whole game to be 100% moddable at this point," New Blood says.

If you want even out more Dusk, but you'd rather solve puzzles than scoot monsters, and then your peculiar demand will actually presently be granted, as its April Fool's byproduct puzzle game Dusk '82 has overturned bent on be a real game. There's non really any new info about that in the Steam brand, but Untried Blood says to "let United States of America make love if you'd buy a Secret plan Boy Advance adaptation. We're not kidding."

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