Debris 3.0 - Remastered

Added full translations for French, German, Spanish, Hungarian, Korean and Japanese.
Optimized creatures by converting animation system from rigged bones to vertex manipulations.
Increased transition speed and reduced hanging during level transitions.
Optimized level reloads to take advantage of assets already loaded.
Enabled GPU instancing for placeable materials to reduce draw calls.
Enabled async loading for audio assets and refactored audio triggers.
Improved stability for co-op connections.
Increased the size of schools for non-aggressive fish.
Increased minimum time remaining on reload from 20 to 30 minutes.

Hello again! Just in time for the holidays, we’re excited to release our 1.2 update. A lot to go over here, but before we get started we want to thank everyone who’s played Debris. We’ve really taken your feedback seriously, here on Steam, on YouTube, and on Twitch. We’re doing a lot of things differently with Debris and your feedback has really helped us improve the game. Alright, let’s go:

More to see
While Debris is a narrative game, we want players to explore some of the more hidden reaches of our cave network. To do this we’ve added secret areas, a bunch of achievements, given Ryan a serviceable torch and tweaked the Squid’s AI so it stays with you more persistently (“Over here, Sonya!”).

Achievements
There are now 21 achievements for you to unlock by reaching certain endings, finding hidden areas, making it through sequences without taking damage and more!

Dive into ALTA’s archives
We’ve added over 60 secret ALTA transcripts and messages that tell the deeper story behind the company and the debris. Unlock the archives by discovering 24 hidden areas scattered throughout the game.



New creature: Arctic Char
This unassuming fish lives in pods dominated by a single alpha. Where the alpha goes, they go. What the alpha attacks, they attack. But if the alpha disappears, they fall into confusion and disarray. The char are the stars of the completely rebuilt Chapter 12.



Balance changes
More light! We’ve made significant changes to the tool’s flare mode and flares in general. When flare mode is selected, it emits a lot more light and can serve as a short-range torch. Flares also emit more light when fired.
More responsive Squid AI. The Squid will process debris much faster, stick closer to Ryan and react to creature attacks.
Smarter wolf fish. We’ve made wolf fish smarter and more dynamic. If you shoot a wolf fish, it will alert the whole group. We’ve also increased their attack range once alerted.
Major level rebalancing. We’ve made big changes to the Chapter 4 (Power) and Chapter 14 (Deep) based on user feedback and completely rebuilt Chapter 12 (Char, previously Desert).



Player controls
Buoyancy controls are here! Spacebar to go up and C (or N) to go down. Controllers use the bumpers or control stick buttons. See the full keyboard/controller mappings here. Unfortunately, we could not fit in full control remapping in this update.

Bug fixes
Added missing heat-distortion effect to debris.
Added missing sound effect to the Squid’s debris processing.
Got rid of creature death spirals.
Optimized fish bones and meshes.
Fixed creature schools that had multiple alphas.
The Squid remembers where to go next on checkpoint reload.
Got rid of a big hole in the terrain that allowed players to exit the world.
Better handling of old save files after an update.
Lots of other performance fixes and optimizations (entity occlusion, unified post-processing, macOS optimizations).



Thanks again for your support and happy holidays!

Additional options in Settings menu
Enable/disable Raw Input for mouse/controller. This will remove any smoothing/acceleration on cursor movement.
Enable/disable Motion Blur.
Enable/disable HUD Warp.
We’ve also re-introduced some special creatures, fixed a bunch of small bugs (like one where music would double up between chapters and reloads) and tweaked mouse control based on player feedback.

Думал игра на х86 ОС пойдёт.

The Nice Update
Hey everyone! Thanks again for all the post-launch feedback and we’re very excited to announce our first update. We’ve tried to address as many things as possible, but we’re still working on a few things. Lots new features and fixes:



Brand new ice shader and smoothed ice
This is a big one. We’re finally releasing our transparency-having, refraction-doing ice shader. To see the new shader, update and make sure you’re on the Fantastic quality setting (unfortunately this is PC-only). We’ve also re-surfaced all the ice geometry in the game, getting rid of some bothersome reversed normals and other artifacts along the way. You’ll have the new geometry on any quality setting on Mac & PC.

Revised creature movement
We’ve done a complete pass on creature animations and they should be swimming smoothly and attacking accurately. We’ve also adjusted movement and attack speeds for creatures, so stay vigilant under the ice!

Balance changes
We’ve made a few tweaks to make the game more intuitive while keeping it challenging. These changes include moving around debris caches, adjusting creature damage and health, and even relighting some sequences.

…and lots more!
A bunch of performance optimizations
Fix for a bug where your camera spins around if you have a controller plugged while using the keyboard
Updated the player’s field of view to help reduce motion sickness
Support for new resolutions including Ultra Wide (21:9)
Squid AI pathing and movement updates
Support for left-handed players (I,J,K,L,U for now)
Fix for players who could swim through debris and dead fish
Thanks everyone for your support at launch and as always let us know if you have any feedback either here or in the discussion forums! Also, we’re still hard at work on co-op and hope to have it out soon!