Captain Blood

Ahoy, Captains!
Thanks so much for all your support and feedback. It really helps us keep improving the game! This update brings:Improved sails physics for a smoother, more realistic feelFixed a launch crash some players experiencedFixed graphical issues and crashesBetter performance and stability overallOnce again, thank you for sailing with us, sharing your experiences, and helping make Captain Blood a better game.

Ahoy, Captains!
First off, we want to send a massive thank you to our community. Your feedback, bugs reports, and support have been invaluable in helping us shape and improve Captain Blood. We’ve read your comments, checked your reports, and truly appreciate your patience as we worked on this patch. Our goal was to tackle as many issues as possible in one solid update — and now, it's here! Here’s what’s been improved in this update: * Fixed voice-over issues * Corrected button glyphs * Main menu now plays the correct music * Resolved crashes after visiting the shop in Episodes 9 & 36 * Fixed overflow in Control Settings - Quick Attack and Strong Attack * QTE interaction icons now properly aligned * No more floating grass in Episode 17 QTE * Fixed ship lighting in the prologue cutscene * Tackled cannon control navigation issues * Widescreen support is now fixed * Resolved vibration issues * UI now displays correctly for Deutsch and Magyar * Eliminated 1px shift in controller image * Fixed sea flickering and reflection in Episode 20 * Fixed issue with default gun firing during Execution 1 * Repaired hitting sound effect * Checkpoints restart correctly after a missed QTE * “P

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Ahoy everyone! As we sail closer to the game’s release, we’ve updated the demo to better reflect its state and the new technologies in it: x64 architecture, modern rendering APIs (DirectX 12 by default, with Vulkan available via an .ini file), a physics engine adapted to the new systems, and a range of smaller quality-of-life improvements. We’d love for you to give it a try and share your thoughts—it really helps us fine-tune the game for launch. And for those of you playing on a Steam Deck, this build is optimized for it, so we’re especially interested in hearing how it runs for you. Thanks a ton for being part of this journey with us! Kindest regards, SNEG Team