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Ten Years Later: Our First Major We Are The Dwarves Update Is Live! back with new camera controls, smoother gameplay, improved stealth, and a host of fixes in our biggest update since launch.Hello, Dwarves!We Are The Dwarves launched on Steam in 2016. Ten years later, we're finally returning with our first major update since release.This is a special moment for our team. We wanted to revisit the game and address the things that could get in the way of enjoying the adventure: camera controls, targeting, the upgrade menu, and some frustrating quest requirements.Thank you to everyone who kept playing, shared their experiences, and left reviews over the years. Your feedback directly shaped many of the changes in this update.Here's what's new.Overhauled Camera ControlsWe've added several new ways to explore your surroundings and plan your squad's next move.Tilt up and down: Adjust your viewing angle to get a better look at the terrain, enemies, and your route.Save your preferred view: Save the camera's rotation, tilt, and zoom, then return to that view with a single button press.Move the camera around the active dwarf: Peek behind obstacles and explore near

AI Opponents Are Now Real Participants in Every RaceHello, racers!In this update, we have significantly reworked one of the key systems in Synthwave Burnout — AI opponent movement.Previously, their behavior was more scripted. They challenged the player, created tension, and played their part on the track, but they did not always feel like real participants in the race.That has now changed.Opponents now use physics-based movement, making their behavior feel much more dynamic, natural, and unpredictable.Real Participants in the RaceAI opponents now exist in the game world as physical objects.They interact with the road, react to collisions, push the player’s car, interfere with overtaking attempts, and create unexpected situations on the track.Every race now feels tighter and more intense. A mistake, collision, or failed overtake can have a significant impact on the final result. What Has Changed✅ The AI opponent movement system has been completely reworked ✅ Opponents now use physics-based movement ✅ Collisions feel more natural and impactful ✅ Opponent vehicles interact more realistically with the track ✅ Races are now more dynamic and unpredictable ✅ The physics of the player’s ca

🔧 What’s new:🎮optimization improvements📚 UI refinements🛠 bug fixes🐞 gameplay balance adjustmentsThank you to everyone playing the demo and sharing feedback — it helps us make the game better! ❤️ Don’t forget to Wishlist VALDIS on Steam.

🔧 What’s new:🎮 Updated interface — improved main menu, HUD, and settings📚 Added tutorial for new players🛠 Turret balance improvements🐞 Various bug fixes and stability improvementsThank you to everyone playing the demo and sharing feedback — it helps us make the game better! ❤️ Don’t forget to Wishlist VALDIS on Steam.