This version features the foundation to a multiplayer mode that will let you hang out and roleplay with your orc buddies in the Outback.
Its functionality relies on the typical peer to server setup, in which any user may run a dedicated server for others to join in.
By default and for a limited time, a session will be available for anyone to join: head into the cave located near the start circle and approach the first fireplace located therein. A joining UI will appear on the top left corner of your screen, displaying a "dev test" button and custom joining options; click on dev test if you wish to join the default session. Other custom sessions will require an IP address and a port, both provided by the player hosting the session.
Dedicated servers other than the default one are set up using a small and secondary application contained in the game folder called NetBench, which must be ran separately from the game. Hosting a session requires basic port forwarding and NAT setup knowledge; make sure your router ports are properly open before hosting a session.
Join our discord server for more info on ongoing multiplayer sessions and for immediate tech support on any issues you may find!
Known issues regarding the above:
The NetBench server application is temporarily unavailable on the Mac version due to complications arised by Gatekeeper restrictions. However, their users can still join other sessions hosted on Windows and Linux versions.
Text input fields for IP and port shrink down to a 1 pixel wide square when emptied.
Tattoos are currently not being transfered to other players.
Default server may go down for a few hours between 2:00 and 13:00 CET
A proper server listing will be implemented shortly after this, with the primary goal of removing any need to write IP addresses.
Get the version here!