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New Features Roadmap

Brusnikasteam_community_announcements

106d ago

{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45546933/435c87a20c069be9c9ca4ad900b57ef50c192f96.png It's been a little over a week since our hasty release (I'll explain the reasons for that someday). As you may have noticed, we've already delivered a couple of updates during this time, mostly focused on matchmaking stability. I'll start posting proper patch notes beginning with the next update. We've also added ~100 new prompts for English. The same prompts for other languages are on the way. The release of multiplayer isn't the finish line. It's just a milestone on the road to a (hopefully) bright future. Today I want to share what's coming over the next two months. The first feature, which I briefly mentioned in one of the previous posts, is Advanced Player Stats. We've been gathering your typing stats since the release, and starting next week you'll be able to check them in the main menu. There will be a notebook on the table with a bunch of parameters showing how you perform in matches. You'll be able to view stats globally, per game mode, per text, or even per match. We also wanted to add some fancy graphs, but those will come in future updates. The second notebook is about the texts themselves. The most important info here is whether you've ever won a match with a given text and the maximum progress you've achieved on it. For example, if a text is 1000 words long and you were eliminated after typing 600 characters, your progress would be 60%. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45546933/48e85ed435102f715a594742e2d4c20a35524e9b.gif So that's what's coming next week. For the last week of April and the first week of May, we plan to introduce a sort of "skill-based" matchmaking. It won't be a full ELO/MMR system-unfortunately, there just aren't enough players online yet. We do have some marketing plans that should bring in more players by the end of May. For now, we'll split matchmaking queues into three skill categories based on your level, WPM, and accuracy. This should help avoid extreme mismatches. Another part of this improvement is bot difficulty. We don't like the idea of bots auto-scaling, but the current implementation still needs work-especially since difficulty is nearly the same across all game modes. This leads to long waiting times in modes like Knockdown. We'll be improving this alongside the new matchmaking system. Later in May, we're planning two more features: Leaderboards and Leagues. Leaderboards are exactly what you'd expect-but more advanced in how information is presented. You'll be able to choose timeframes (daily, weekly, global), groups (global, your country, friends, within your language), and sort by around 8 parameters like number of wins, WPM, and more. I'll make a separate post explaining how Leagues will work, along with other things you may have seen on the roadmap image. Please don't treat it as something set in stone. We're terrible at planning ːchuchelsmileː. But this is our current direction, and we're actively working on all of it. Cheers!

FAQ

Brusnikasteam_community_announcements

284d ago

Hello @everyone! Steam Next Fest has ended, and I'd like to share some interim results and answer the most frequently asked questions in a FAQ format. But first, the most important thing - a huge thank you specifically to you, the person reading this right now. You probably saw the demo on someone's stream or on TikTok, played it yourself, sent us feedback on Discord / the Steam forum / a game review / a survey form. All of this truly affects what the game will be like at release. We didn't expect our small game to attract so much attention. For a team of just three people, this is incredible. Partly because of this, we had (and in some places still have) issues with server availability. And we simply can't keep up with responding to all incoming messages. If you wrote to us via email or Discord and haven't yet received a response - we see everything, we read everything, we're just not always able to reply to everyone in time. The results of this Steam Next Fest (I'll make a separate post with the numbers) have greatly influenced how we see the game's further development. Initially, we planned to fix bugs, optimize the game a bit, add a couple of features, and release it by the end of the year. After analyzing roughly 5% of all the feedback we received, it's already clear that we need to do much more. So we'll take a few additional months beyond what was planned and try to turn the game into something really sweet! Thank you again for all your comments and reviews! They strongly motivate us to keep working. ːnecroheartː ːnecroheartː ːnecroheartː

FAQ

How long will the demo remain available?

We have no plans to remove the demo at least until the end of October. Most likely, it will stay available even longer.

Will the demo receive updates?

No new features will be added to the demo - those are being developed only for the release version. However, bug fixes and optimizations will be delivered to the demo.

When will the game be released?

We don't know the exact date ourselves yet. Right now, we're aiming for early next year.

How much will it cost?

We don't know that yet either. What we can say for sure is that the game won't be expensive. Even with all the improvements and new features we plan to add, Final Sentence will remain a small, fun game about typing. And we want to give it a fair price without any sneaky tricks.

What new content will there be?

There will definitely be more new prompts. Fun stuff to compete with each other will appear - leaderboards with different parameters, leagues, extended statistics. The ability to customize lobbies with many options and make them private. As for new game modes, we want to keep that a secret for now.

Will other languages be supported?

Right now we support English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Russian. We really want to add more. We don't currently have the capacity to handle this ourselves, but we might be able to pull it off with your help. Next week, we'll try to organize something like a community localization group and see how it goes. There'll be a separate post about it later.

Who is developing the game?

There are three of us. Each of us does an endless number of things across the whole project. But if we try to fit our roles into some framework: I'm Dima Minsky, living in Lithuania - I handle communication, money, and a bit of servers. Then there's Alex, who lives in Germany - he's the real programmer and also wrote all the text in the game. And there's Slava. He's responsible for everything you see in the game: textures, models, effects, animations all done by his hands. Slava lives in Georgia. So if somewhere on the internet you see comments like "this is a Lithuanian game" or "a Slavic game" or something else, they're only partially true. This game is made by humans on planet Earth, that's for sure. Cheers! – Minsky

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