Characters are able to walk, run, jump.

Characters are able to fall.

Time can pass at variable speeds, affecting various game systems.

Global wind, fog, rain levels - and the ability to affect other systems. Support for special effects, such as spawning lightnings.

Programmable NPCs and behaviours, such as lifting others, disposing corpses, looting, interacting with object, etc.

NPCs are now aware of their surroundings, with sight and hearing treated separately . Specific sounds can alert specific NPCs.

Each NPC now belongs to a faction, which drives their hostilities.

Interactable bells which can alert specific NPCs when hit or otherwise activated.

Objects which can be activated based on specific conditions, such as being hit, pushed, standed on or by placing an item on it. (Pressure plate)

The foundation for all items in Sword Hero - components which can hold data about the item, their owner and their state. And the containers in which items can be.

The foundation on which all UI is built upon in the game.

Anything that can be damaged in the game - Objects, bodyparts, interactables, etc. - use the same Health component.

Creatures now have numerous stats which drive their capabilities, such as Strength, Dexterity, Arcane and other, more specific secondary ones.

Humanoid characters are capable of equipping specific items into specific slots, and the change is reflected on characters.

Characters are now compatible with moving platforms, which will serve as the foundation of big gates, elevators and the Train.

Tripwires which function like a one-way switch, arrow launching traps, floor spikes, etc.

Posts are objects in the world with which characters can interact, with a special animation. Such as Anvils, Chairs, leaning at walls, chatting, etc.

Characters are now made up of several bodyparts, some of which can be essential to them staying alive, or can contain an item optionally, have separate armor values, resistances, etc.

Directional attacks, charged attacks, sprint attacks, jump attacks, parrying, defending, separation of weapon types.

Ammo usage, accurate projectile launching, separate state while aiming, etc.

The ability to have breakable objects - The first two batches of breakables implemented.

Humans can now look differently - Face, Hairstyle, Facial Hair, Colors.

STR, DEX and ARC affect a character's mass, muscle definition and eye glow.

Certain effects can now produce AOE damage, first with Lightning Strikes and the exploding Cauldrons.

Objects and Bodies can now be lifted either by the default path, or using Telekinesis.

Objects and bodies can be thrown, with their velocity and damage on collision based on the stat used for lifting.

Bodyparts now can be cut off of any creature.

Foliage that moves when touched, affected by shockwaves, burns away in fire.

High performance lighting system that can support any number of dynamic lights, and can differentiate between interiors and exteriors.

Exchangeable data sets for NPCs, which drive their reactions in combat to specific actions by their enemy. Separate ones created for each skill Tier.

Dialogues with special camera angles, triggers, animations, optional voiceovers.

NPCs now observe specific actions done by other entities, such as Stealing, Trespassing, Vandalising, Threatening, and others. They store a marker of the event, which will later be utilized in the Crime system.

NPCs can now react to specific actions with voiced lines.

High performance setup that can allow even up to 50.000 individual decals and gibs.

NPCs now have programmable daily routines, which drive where each of them should be and what they should be doing at any given point throughout the day. Separate routines for being Injured, Fleeing or being Alerted.

Creatures can now have Abilities and Psi - This system serves as the base of all active abilities, such as Spells and the Psi-Kick.

Creatures can now have Perks, which provide passive changes.

Doors have been added, building on the Button system.

Locks are physical objects in the world, which can be either destroyed if the attacker has enough power, or picked using a Lockpick.

Special items which can open a reading interface, either directly or by using the item from the Inventory.

Implemented Gold as currency, and Satchels, which are Items which can have items in them.

Every health can now be afflicted by certain Ailments, such as Wound, Disease, Scar, Sickness, etc.

Buildups are technically ailments, which have their effect play out either if they get filled up, or incrementally based on their progression - such Burning.

Beds can now be used to skip time and sleep - also granting a buff in the process. The buff depends on the quality of the bed.

Creatures can now get XP for certain deeds - upon leveling up, their Max Blood gets increased by 5, and they receive 10 Learning Points.

Climbing is now possible using special handholds - even on moving objects. Clinging to giant enemies will use this system as foundation.

Bodies of water are treated as volumes - with lightweight components, which can be queried to know if they are in water at any given moment or not.

Swimming both on the surface and diving underwater - oxygen level tracking.

A settings window has been added with numerous graphics, accesibility and audio options.

Separate Main Menu from which different game modes can be entered.

A system which can morph characters to female proportions have been established, along with separate faces, hairstyles and voices.

Established based on existing lore and the special case of the Ringworld - A calendar consisting of 10 months, 6 days a week.

A photo mode with various effects.

Trading is now possible between the player and any itemcontainer using a special interface.

Fires that spread to nearby flammable surfaces and heat volumes, inside which Burning builds up. The cooking system will tap into these heat volumes.

Each Character has a voxel grid, in which they store the deformities of their body, such as Wounds, Scars, Burns and Curse.

New creatures can be rapidly implemented into the game, using fully procedural animations driven by config values.

When a creature brings the health of another creature below a certain threshold, who is otherwise neutral to them, they will curl up on the ground and cry/whimper, at which point they can be robbed, lifted or finished off.

Guards, captains, fines, jail time, exile, major/minor crime differentiation, bounty hunters, Faction specific laws, etc. - will all be handled in this feature.

The basics of the Prostethics system is already done - I'll still be making the entire functionality of the Physicians, and the special Prostethic related interfaces.

The basic Fish functionality has been added, but the activity itself is yet to be created.

The functionality itself is already done, its just needs an interface.

The localization system itself is already implemented, the replacement of "hardcoded" texts is underway.

Saving/Loading is already mostly possible, however the process needs some unbloating, and refinement as I'll be adding other new features.

The playable female characters will arrive together with Character Creation.

Largely done, only needs some work to handle cases that will be special in case of Controller usage, such as the radial menus, button navigation, etc.

Shields provide extra Poise, and allow characters to block projectiles.

There will be 3 arenas in the world - and their function will derive from the arena already seen in the Combat Demo.

The visuals for decomposition are mostly finished, it just needs to be laid on existing game systems.

The current Unity based pathfinding (resulting in the random teleportations and glitches) will completely be replaced by my own solution.

A central way to keep track of the state of Quests.

An interface to view Quest progress, and other vital information about the world.

An interface where the player can view maps they acquired through any means - and also leave notes, and draw on them.

A system which can replace the behaviour of any NPC if a combination of conditions becomes true.

Methods to allow the spending of Learning Points either through dialogues or other means, to increase Stats, or learn a new Ability or Perk.

Pairing special functions, animations and interactions to becoming intoxicated.

Each faction will have their own gambling mini-game.

Buying, furnishing and renting out homes + the system that will calculate the price of homes and rent based on certain conditions.

Frequent usage of Greyweed or alcohol can lead to addiction, which can produce the Withdrawal ailment.

The Comet - the train which goes around the island - will be the first form of fast travel available.

Special items which can be placed both by the player and other humans, which inflict damage or specific effects when triggered.

Detection will take movement speed into consideration - and the light level.
Addition of ranged sneak attacks, pickpocketing and backstabbing.

Special quests which will reward players based on how intact their target is when bringing it to the authorities.

A place where players can leave their money so it can't be looted off of them - and it also pays interest between Chapters.

The Bank itself will be a physical location, neutral to all Factions - with fully explorable interior.

Frying, cooking and baking items or certain combinations of items using in-world heat sources to produce dishes. ...or Coal.

Throwing Knives, axes, bombs - technically consumables which will act like throwing weapons.

Archlances will be special late-game weapons that have deadly precision and deal great desctruction, but can only be fired a set amount of times before it needs to be reloaded at an anvil.

Once per in-game week, the Veiled will roam the island - the most monstrous of Undead, looking for corpses to collect for their master.

Ore nodes spread throughout Wes, which can be mined if you have the appropriate STR or ARC.

Multiple levels of Alchemy and Blacksmithing you can learn from Masters around the island.

Using custom cloth physics.

Separating physical damage into 3 sub-types: Piercing, Blunt and Sharp.

Special implants using which the Delver will be able to open entrances to the Deep.

A system to easily create spells that can transform the player into different creatures - such as a Mealbug.

A system for easily making any ability/spell into a single use Scroll item.

The interface at the beginning of the game where players will create their character, and choose their beginning Perks - both good and bad ones to balance out their value.