Causal Loop

Fellow explorers,We've just released a small update focused on improving stability, addressing some lingering issues, and adding a handful of quality-of-life improvements. Thank you, as always, for your continued feedback and support!Shoutout to all the crazy folks combing through every corner of Tor Ulsat to unravel the final, chapter-spanning mystery!Fixed an issue that could prevent certain voiceovers from playing when the Curated or Event Skip option was enabled.Some secret solutions can now be retried immediately, making them less punishing and reducing unnecessary friction.In relation to the previous change, a new checkpoint has been added to Chapter 15 (if you know, you know).Fixed an issue that could prevent a dossier entry from unlocking after completing Chapter 15.Implemented additional gameplay stability improvements and bug fixes for Chapter 15 and the Challenge Map "Orbital Edge Case".

Fellow explorers,Patch 1.1.0 marks a special milestone update for Causal Loop and introduces our first challenge experience: Orbital Edge Case. We've heard feedback from some players looking for a greater challenge, and pushed many of the game's mechanics further than we ever dared during the main campaign.What exactly makes Orbital Edge Case different? We could explain it in writing, but apparently this happened instead:Orbital Edge Case can now be accessed at any point during your playthrough via the Chapter Select Menu. However, we strongly recommend completing the campaign first, as this map assumes familiarity with gameplay systems that are only introduced and fully explored during the later chapters of Causal Loop.Additionally, Patch 1.1.0 also includes some minor fixes and improvements to the overall experience.Thank you for your continued feedback and support. We really appreciate it!-Kai & The Mirebound Team

Fellow explorers,Since launch, we’ve been reading a wide range of player feedback about Causal Loop, including discussions around how the game’s narrative pacing interacts with exploration and puzzle solving.Causal Loop was always built as a narrative-driven puzzle adventure, with dialogue, character development, cinematics, and environmental storytelling as part of its core.That being said, we’ve heard from some of you who prefer a more gameplay-focused experience with fewer narrative interruptions while you’re solving puzzles and exploring Tor Ulsat.That’s why, with Update 1.0.5, we’re adding new ways to play the game so you can better choose what fits you best.Starting a new game on a fresh save slot will now bring up a Mode Selection screen, where you can choose between the full narrative experience, a more streamlined narrative experience that keeps the focus tighter on gameplay flow, or a pure gameplay mode for repeat playthroughs, achievements, or speedrunning.This took us a bit longer than planned because we didn’t want to just rush this. We wanted the different modes to still feel like Causal Loop, just tuned for different ways of playing.We’ve also expanded the gameplay o

Fellow explorers,Update 1.0.4 mainly introduces a handful of new optional settings for players who prefer a more customized experience. Some HUD elements can now be adjusted further, and we’ve added new accessibility features that let you fine-tune how forgiving the game is when Bale dies.You might also notice some changes in the Chapter Select menu, where we’ve added a new UI element in preparation for Patch 1.1.0, so stay tuned for that!Extended the Chapter Select menu in preparation for our milestone patch 1.1.0Improved Echo collision behavior with keys to feel more precise and forgiving in most situationsCertain non-story dialogues - especially ones related to secrets - will now always play, even when Event Skip is enabled (We don't want you to miss the good stuff)Added an option to disable the center HUD dot visual (crosshair)Added a new optional quality-of-life feature that allows Echo reset after player death to be toggled off (we heard you!). This option can be found under Gameplay Options → DifficultyInternal controller deadzone settings are now also applied to the "immersive helmet HUD", if enabledFixed an issue that could occasionally prevent head bobbing