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Version 1.2.1 Released

anpShawnsteam_community_announcements

1606d ago

Version 1.2.1 is what I like to call a "maintenance" update that addresses a lot of small requests, bugs, and balance changes. We hope everyone has enjoyed discovering new mythics in the Primal Lands; we still have more content in the pipeline so stick around!

Reduced the max scroll speed of the town and purchase menus
Added protection against relic level overflow
Added "max relic level" option for late-game players (credit to caviyacht)
Ore will no longer be considered for script checks involving MP and will also be ignored for the "has no essence" trigger
“Remove Enemy Death Animations” now also applies to ore veins
Blacksmith’s “Lure” will now only proc after he is targeted by an enemy
Can now script friendly skills when targeting enemies (defaults to weakest team member)
Enigmatic Fragment drop chance increased from 1/100 to 1/90
Soda Stein proc rate lowered from 13% to 12%
Decreased the spawn rate of mammoth shield from 1/150 to 1/300
Added missing enemy skill names: Feather Shot, Bolt, Black Slash
Magnificent Robe base Magic Boost increased from 15% to 20%
Keybringer key find chance reduced from 20% to 15%
Internal Max Key Find Percent increased from 70% to 90%
Key Find will now be shown capped at 90% when viewed in the party stats screen
Judgement will now always succeed but has been given a cooldown of 1
Group Cleanse cooldown reduced from 5 to 3
Fish can no longer be caught inside of mineshafts
Fixed an issue where expired status effects could still persist until the end of a turn
Fixed an issue where the “Theme Preview” button wouldn’t disappear after purchasing a tavern theme bundle
Adventure Log will now indicate when a dungeon party is defeated by “Surrender”
Adventure Log will now indicate when a character dies from reflect damage
Key HP/MP settings can now be specified in 5% increments
Dropped enemy item bags will now reflect the rarity color of the item earned
Optimized some loading/unloading of dungeon BG assets

Dungeon 2, The Primal Lands, is now available!

anpShawnsteam_community_announcements

1720d ago

Version 1.2, aka the Primal Lands, is a major expansion to Soda Dungeon 2! You may access this area as long as you are in Dimension 2 or higher by speaking with the new character outside of the Wizard's Hut.

5 new areas with new enemies, bosses, and attacks: The Tar Swamp, River, Veldt, Mountain, and Jungle.
New story content and quests.
50 new items, including MYTHICS!
7 new minable ores and related plating effects.
New stats to tinker with: Essence Multiplier, Withering (reduces enemy stats), +Battle credits per boss defeated, and Enemy stat boost (stronger enemies drop more gold)
New statuses: MP Drain, Frozen, and Delirium (chance to attack friendly characters)
Fixed an issue where the Drinkin' Buddies bundle wouldn't give characters back after entering a new dimension

This update has been in development for quite some time, so we hope the wait was worth it. Thank you to all of the Discord beta testers that helped to work the bugs out of the final build! For those interested in the nitty gritty details, here's a full list of patch notes for this update:

Wither currently caps at 90%
Fishing currently offers a 50/50 chance of boosting your team ATK or HP for the remainder of the run. Each battle location can only be fished once (if the battle takes place in the tar swamp or river)
New ores can naturally spawn in the veldt OR mountain, as well as the usual mineshafts
Of the 50 new items, 10 are rares, 2 per area, for lower level players
Of the 50, 23 are mythics. Of those 23, 13 are unique and can only be found once.
Mythics won’t drop until floor 1k and can't be obtained while using Battle Credits
Ambushes cannot occur in river/tar swamp
Paths in dungeon 2 will require 2 keys after level 1000
Up to 2 ambushes per area can occur after level 1000
In Dungeon 1 (Castle), enemy stat boosts received a 1.2x multiplier at level 500. Dungeon 2 has the same but bumps this to 1.3x at level 1k. Then, this multiplier grows by .1 every 10,000 levels. Note that this boost is added AFTER the base atk and hp are calculated
25% chance to encounter a seven enemy “swarm” on level x8 of the tar swamp and river

Version 1.0.5 Released

anpShawnsteam_community_announcements

2181d ago

Added customization options for the final class
Added separate control for liquidating gems
Added Level +5/10/25/100 to the relic screen
Added Low Power Mode (30fps battle animations and reduced particles)
Added a warp increment of 1000
Fixed an issue with item find that should no longer penalize values over ~80 (let me know about this one!)
Nurse's "Group Heal" base healing increased to 20% of ally's Max HP or "100", whichever is greater. Cannot exceed half of ally's Max HP.
The Janitor's rank is now considered "Boss" for Soda Script targeting
Chests will now automatically open if a Thief is in the party
Pearl Gem buffed to give +10% attack boost and +10% hp boost
Meat can now be dropped by the Crock Pot and Glazed Guardian enemies
Fixed an issue where an empty soda script would crash the game
Fixed an issue that caused town buildings to become un-clickable
Fixed: Flash effects no longer show for bosses/fairies when turned off
Fixed: Rounding error when displaying some relics with fractional bonuses
Fixed: Using a team revive will now correctly re-apply your kitchen hp bonus
Fixed: "Mark" skill will no longer increase enemy healing output
Fixed: Blademaster will now correctly show offhand weapon stats such as evasion
Fixed: Items that prevent status effects will now work against bad fairies
Fixed: banner ads can no longer appear in the arena
Fixed an issue where item sprites featuring armor would have oversized hitboxes
Fixed some Russian and Chinese localization errors
Fixed: Receiving essence as a gift in the mail will now update the HUD as expected
Fixed a bug in the compendium that would display item MP as ATK
The Tavern stairs no longer trigger a refresh prompt
"Run In Background" is now enabled by default for desktop targets
Red Crystal base drop rate increased from 1/50 to 1/40
Blacksmith's inventory will now clear when moving to a new dimension
Made the description of the 'Tap Select' upgrade more helpful
Made the process of assigning a script more obvious
Players can now copy their device id to the clipboard for support purposes

Soda Dungeon 2 Has Launched!

anpShawnsteam_community_announcements

2215d ago

We're proud to announce that Soda Dungeon 2 is now available for Steam (WIN+OSX) and mobile! We want to give a heartfelt thanks to all the users that have helped us during our testing phases, as well as those of you that have just been patiently waiting for news. We have a ton of updates planned for the game and will be looking to start on new content as soon as possible. Please leave us a review or comment with your thoughts on the game, we'd love to hear it! We're also excited that we're able to launch the game in six different languages: English, French, German, Russian, Portuguese, and Simplified Chinese. Localization is no small task but luckily we learned some lessons from Soda Dungeon 1 that made this process easier. The big one was to make sure we avoided placing any text into images, because then you need to export unique translated copies of each image for as many languages as you support. This was a pretty big headache in Soda Dungeon 1 when we decided to retrofit the game with additional language support. That being said, localization always carries challenges with it no matter how much prep work you do. We ended up needing just under 3000 lines of text localized. Text adds up quick when you need to translate the same words in different contexts. We work with an outside team to handle this, and part of the process is being able to preserve the meaning of names, expressions, and unique language constructs. Sometimes a joke in English just doesn't make any sense in another language, so the translator must find a way to convey it as best as they can. Sometimes it's as simple as a word in English functioning as both a verb and an adjective. In the game we have a quests menu that has two tabs: Active and Complete. Here the word "complete" means "quests that have been completed" but when viewed as a word by itself in a text file, it's easy to assume the verb form was intended, such as "you need to complete this task." The localization team sends us back a list of notes so we can clarify issues like this. My favorite exchange was probably a line of dialogue in which a character refers to progress in the game as "big juicy numbers." The translator was a little puzzled by this and just asked "...what does this mean?" Anyway, If you'd like to join the conversation or just say hello, please stop by our Discord server or Reddit! https://discord.gg/sodadungeon https://www.reddit.com/r/sodadungeon/ https://twitter.com/SodaDungeon

Changing The Formula

anpShawnsteam_community_announcements

2277d ago

As we've touched on before, our goal has always been to maintain the feel of what made Soda Dungeon 1 enjoyable while adding to it and improving on it in any way possible. AKA "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." While this has been a guiding principle of ours, it also doesn't mean we wanted to copy Soda Dungeon 1 verbatim. We've talked before about brand new features and mechanics for the game like crafting, quests, and custom battle commands (Soda Script). But I also wanted to cover some of the smaller changes we've made to the mechanics moving forward into part 2.

You can hire six team members

There was always room for six, why not let players make use of it?

There is now a separate "Status Resist" stat

In SD1 you either had protection from status effects, or you didn't. Now there is a percentage chance depending what class you're using and what items you have equipped. We still have unique items to outright prevent certain effects on your character, but you can no longer "prevent all negative effects" like you could in SD1.

There is now a "Speed" stat

Some enemies can slow down your team's turn order, and some also have natural speed boosts that let them attack before you (or even twice in a row!). We tried not to get carried away here, because manipulation of the speed stat can result in wildly different outcomes at different dungeon levels.

There are no more "one use per battle" items

In SD1 special items (such as the heal stone) could be used once per battle, per character. This didn't seem incredibly intuitive, so now all abilities that your character has (whether granted innately or by an item) consume MP and can be used as long as MP remains. As an exception there are a couple of abilities that "exhaust" your character (instead of consuming MP) so the "cost" is that character losing their next turn.

Alternate "paths" have been replaced with portals and keys

SD1 would occasionally spawn paths that gave you a 50/50 shot of something good or bad. In SD2 they are now a set of three portals: One bad and two good, but one of the good ones is locked and tells you what is behind it. As you go through the dungeon there is a chance that minibosses and bosses will drop keys that can be used to unlock these portals.

Ambushes and "bad portals" can't be prevented (yet)

In SD1, the Knight prevented ambushes and bad paths. In SD2, the Huntress class can reduce their frequency but not completely prevent them. We tried to move away from "one size fits all" team compositions. This can also have a big impact on endgame, so we'll monitor the effect it has and see if we need to tweak it.

More ways to equip your character

Just to mix it up we tried out some new equipping mechanics: One class can equip two weapons but no shield, and another class can equip three items but no armor.

The Blacksmith now carries a dynamic inventory

In SD1 the Blacksmith always had a fixed set of items available to purchase. Now, after each run, he will feature an additional set of items that could have been found around the level you last ended at. There's even a small chance he could stock something rare, but it will cost a lot!

No more "Tavern Reputation"

One source of confusion from the original game was the "Tavern Reputation" stat. You could purchase a certain soda to attract a new class to the tavern, but it was possible they still wouldn't show up if you didn't have a high enough reputation. This didn't really seem to enhance the gameplay experience so we made it simple: If you buy a soda for a certain class, that class can now spawn. And instead of requiring you to purchase "decor" upgrades to boost your reputation, you can now just purchase individual cosmetics (new stools, tables, floor, etc) to customize the tavern to your liking.

Characters now have "Masteries"

Characters now accumulate XP while fighting in the dungeon, which translates into "Mastery" levels. Each level grants a small bonus, like +2 hp or +1 atk. Level 25 gives each character a new skill, and Level 50 gives each character a special "class relic" that you can use to boost their stats. We plan to expand mastery levels and bonuses in the future. ... and I think that covers it! There's probably a few extra things I could tack on but this already ended up longer than expected. Besides, some things have to be a surprise, right? Before I finish up I wanted to mention one last important thing: Soda Dungeon 2 Comes To Android Early Access In Late May! We're looking to consolidate our testing and feedback onto one platform during this final phase, which will benefit all platforms when we launch in full. For more information, please see our post on reddit. More big updates are coming down the pipeline soon!

Before There Is An Endgame, There Must Be A Game

anpShawnsteam_community_announcements

2326d ago

Hey everyone- I hope you're staying safe and quarantined out there! It's a weird time, for sure. So the endgame for Soda Dungeon 2 is something I see players ask about every now and then. In the interest of transparency, I wanted to give a short and simple answer: we have a list of content ready to develop but we need to see how you play the game first! See, Soda Dungeon 1 didn't really have an endgame until we realized that players were pushing far beyond the game's core 1000 levels. The relics + essence system were our way of saying "go nuts! have fun!" It wasn't until later that we added caps, the dimensional shop, the Lair of Despair, and more. SD2 follows a similar formula: Ten dimensions of story content spread across 1000 levels. And we can be fairly sure that many will grind beyond that this time. Here's the problem: SD1 and SD2 are still different games with different scaling, damage formulas, stats, strategies, and more. Let's pick a favorite milestone from SD1: reaching level one million. (When I say favorite I just mean based off of the conversations I see in our Discord channel). Don't feel bad if you never got there, I don't think I ever could. But let's say we decided to build some cool content based on level one million in SD2. It could turn out that there's an OP combination of skills + equipment that leads you there much sooner than we'd expect. Observing data from our early players is what lets us shape the endgame experience. Here's what I CAN tell you: First, we have an expanded selection of expensive cosmetics to buy with gold. Multiple styles of tables, stools, flooring, etc for your Tavern. Also another type of customization I can't mention yet. Second, you can bank as much gold as your heart desires now that we fixed the limit that Soda Dungeon 1 had. Third, now that we have character masteries, it's gonna take some time to get all your fighters to level 50. And lastly, we DO have a couple things sprinkled in at higher levels, but you'll have to wait and see what those are. In the meantime we're locked and loaded with ideas, eagerly awaiting to see what you give us. Although the game will launch with one dungeon, we have most of the artwork prepped for a second one. We have a list of ideas for how to expand the mastery system for rewards beyond level 50. New Arena challenges, town structures, customizations, and item enhancements are just some of the things we'd like to touch on in future updates. Oh, as for development progress: In-game stats are now finished and include an expanded selection of data to peruse. 32 new achievements are also waiting for you: {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779860/16cd129920c25ea1ec26e9ce9bdf5d738a2ab1bf.png Right now we're trudging through a lot of localization work, which can be tedious. We're also testing many things like making sure that cross-platform file transfers work, that achievements unlock on each platform, and more. We're also putting together a marketing plan for launch. The gaming space is crowded these days so we have to work extra hard to get everyone's attention. But the release date, you ask? Well.. we have one internally. And we're like 99% sure we got it right this time D: But! we want to prep a special announcement for you. Hang in there friends <3

Soda Dungeon 2, 2020

anpShawnsteam_community_announcements

2390d ago

Happy New Year! ..ish, sorry, we're a bit behind on that. The year is 2020 and that's exciting because Soda Dungeon 2 comes out this year! Here's what we've finished up recently: Story Mode All dimensions, quests, and character interactions have been taken care of. Bosses have more dialogue and more attack variety. We've also added little intro and ending cutscenes for the game, something that's a definite improvement from Soda Dungeon 1. We also tried our best to make new dimensions look more unique this time: {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779860/0ab028b9c36fbd68fdd99a28cff497e5131423aa.gif All Characters Most characters and most skills were present for the final beta update but we finalized the tenth and final launch character. Cross-Platform File Transfers For the beta we introduced automated backups with your platform's cloud solution- ie, Steam Cloud, Google Drive, or iCloud. However, we've also brought back the ability to actually move the file between platforms with a transfer code. And it's easier this time! Once a file has been moved you don't need the code anymore, you just need to decide when to push/pull the file. We'll also be adding an automated backup process to this feature, though it will be less frequent. The Stables Ok, so we're still finalizing the pets. But! We thought they deserved a nicer place to sleep in this time. Hay never looked so cozy. I think. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779860/095f4514af341fbf08cb1114fc2022db1800871a.png Tavern Customization You know how in Soda Dungeon 1 you could purchase multiple "Decor" upgrades, and the tavern would just look nicer? We took it a step farther this time. Now you can pick individual elements (tables, stools, floor, counter, etc) and spend gold/resources to customize them with very specific designs. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779860/c08887a1c5e9605cc1040ba1d0905c6aed1b013d.png "This all sounds great! But when can I play the game?" Sometime this year, and sooner than Christmas. While a lot of the core game is complete, we still have a lot of loose ends to tie up. Localization, Achievements, general polish, Quality Assurance, website tweaks, a final audio pass, and more. This last big stretch is a tough one, but we're closer than we've ever been. Thank you for your unwavering support! Psst- If I show you one of the new pets, will you add us to your wishlist? https://store.steampowered.com/app/946050/Soda_Dungeon_2/ You just did/already have? Great! What should we name it? {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779860/a2d9d8d43930b449945d00781f744a55febbec5d.gif

Soda Dungeon 2 news & patch notes

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Soda Dungeon 2 news & patch notes

Hey Soda Junkies, I made a new game.

Soda Dungeon 2 launches on Steam, Android, and iOS on July 9th, 2020!

You can hire six team members

There is now a separate "Status Resist" stat

There is now a "Speed" stat

There are no more "one use per battle" items

Alternate "paths" have been replaced with portals and keys

Ambushes and "bad portals" can't be prevented (yet)

More ways to equip your character

The Blacksmith now carries a dynamic inventory

No more "Tavern Reputation"

Characters now have "Masteries"

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