Caramellia

This update addresses issues reported by Steam Deck players. Changes The game now uses the language selected in Steam on first launch. If no Steam language is available, the system language is used. English is now the fallback language instead of Spanish. The language selector now appears at the top of the Options menu. Improved controller detection under Steam Deck and Proton. Added native Steam Input support as a fallback when the controller is not exposed through the standard Gamepad API. Fixed cases where an inactive or “ghost” controller slot could prevent the active controller from working. Resetting settings now restores the detected Steam/system language instead of Spanish. Quality Assurance Passed 1,241 automated tests. Production build and Steam release audits completed successfully. A new Windows/Steam release candidate has been generated. We sincerely apologize to players who were unable to play because of these issues. Thank you for reporting them.

Two days, one lookCaramellia has been through a full visual pass. Every screen now pulls from a single design system, so the battle HUD, the pause menu, the shop and the fishing pond finally feel like the same game. Here is everything that changed. A new look, top to bottomNew title logo. The game name is now a proper vector lockup with a double outline and a candy shine, instead of plain text. Pause shows the real world. Open the menu and the frozen scene stays behind the card. It used to paint a fake sky that looked nothing like the zone you were standing in. Battle HUD. Status effects show an icon plus a color, HP bars leave a ghost trail so you can read the hit you just took, and damage numbers scatter instead of stacking. Battle results screen. The battlefield no longer gets wiped. A warm veil settles over the scene and the card recaps the EXP you earned and anything you caught. 2v2 battles. Real 3D creature thumbnails replace the old emoji placeholders, with hit shake, dodge text and a persistent KO fade. Six older screens (Online Room, Trade, Move Learning, Sweet Shop, Fishing and Daycare) were rebuilt in the new style. Combat menu now uses the same vector medallions as the

🍬 Big July Update Hello, sweet trainers! 💖 This month we did a huge pass over the whole game: Caramellia looks better, feels better and runs better. Here's what's waiting for you: ✨ Revamped UI (Kawaii v2)Complete menu redesign: battle, party, box, bag, Dulcidex, summary, achievements, capture, pause and more — vivid colors, floating panels, zero boring gray. \Quest guide always visible: HUD, current objective and a 📍 marker on the Region Map. Character portraits in dialogue and name bubbles for NPCs. 🌙 A livelier worldVegetation sways in the wind, and water got a brand-new shoreline, foam and ripples. \At night: fireflies in the meadows, a twinkling starry sky and street lamps that light up at dusk. Free-climb any cliff (no more fences!), treasure-topped plateaus and terraces, and surf on your own cookie sailboat. ⚔️ Juicier battlesImpact bursts colored by each move's Flavor, a dynamic camera and soft shadows under the fighters. \Full rebalance: battles are no longer decided in 2 hits — there's room for strategy now. Gym leaders are smarter (and meaner). 😈 🛍️ Quality of lifeYou can now SELL items at the Sweet Shop. \The whole game is navigable with controller o