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Void Crew is officially coming to consoles - XBOX S / X and PlayStation 5 - and we’re bringing full cross-platform support with us. That’s right: soon you’ll be able to team up with your friends no matter where they play - and fail gloriously together!
With the development of the Payload Launcher, we needed stuff to fire: Payload items. Naturally the default selection was Medium Missiles and Heavy Torpedos, but we wanted to have some more specialized ones as well. This gave birth to the Cluster Missile to deal with swarms, and we knew we needed something in the other end of the spectrum - a "clear-the-level" kinda deal.
Well, a nuke isn't something new to video games, and there are some really well executed variants out there. But having a nuke in space does have the odd side effect of not being affected by things like gravity and heat rising upwards. So that made the iconic mushroom cloud hard to pull off (we did try a simple version... and as expected, didn't work).
So studying further the anatomy of big bombs, it became apparent we needed layers of events. Small bombs usually have complex and fast effects, while bombs this size would have slow moving bits to help give the illusion of scale. 
Then came the intense discussion. What if... we made it into something a bit aligned with our lore? What if instead of an atom bomb, we made a... Void bomb!? We changed the color of the sphere and now it didn't really feel like anything - it wasn't a nuke anymore, and the flatness was just not clear. We agreed to give it a try with some texture work, tying it with the visuals from the Void Tunnel and see if that would work. We spent some time tuning the emission to allow some details to surface in the center of the sphere and added some details... and voilà, this helped give it that little nudge towards being its own thing.
(^ I just really like this gif... STILL... it's 'mind blowing'...)
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Patch 1.1.2 Out Now - Below fixes verified and addressed.
With this DLC you are first and foremost showing your support for the game and for the Developers. The content included is our way of showing our appreciation for your support!
Our new high-octane challenge is here! Survive long enough to scavenge wrecks dropped from Void rifts and hoard loot by killing enemies—but be careful, time is short and supplies are limited! Co-op intensity at its finest!
Who doesn't like unleashing devastating payloads of utter destruction? With 6 payloads, there is a lot to master... just remember to stay CLEAR of the blast radius if you dare deploy the Void Harbinger...
This was a highly requested feature from the community ... and we are not going to hide we are enjoying it as well! Yes yes yes - You now have the ability to save your run while in the Void and continue another day! Or after dinner if you so fancy.
If you've been living on an abandoned asteroid, then you might not have caught that Void Crew now supports up to 6-players in co-op! 
Since Void Crew 1.0 launched, runs could feel either too punishing upfront or overly long. We've eased the early difficulty and increased the scaling after the first boss, so optimal play doesn't require lengthy sessions. Teams can beat the first boss, then continue if desired.
We have added 4 NEW types of Loadouts (4 Destroyer and 4 Frigate) which, we admit, are pretty EXTREME. But... we also admit they make for some insanely fun runs!
With a wide range of emotes, you'll be sure to have your buddies clapping when you mess up. Speaking from experience here. Now go customize your Ectype!
So we decided to loosen up a bit ... * sigh * ... players would just quit, change loadout in the hub and then rejoin just because they joined an ongoing session who had a Pilot already ... so let's just make it easier to join crews mid-run and save players the hassle ... and we have to admit, forgetting to swap "back" in the middle of a hectic fight is kinda funny too!
While you wait, let’s take a look at the new game mode:
In Survivor Mode, your crew stays grounded in a single hot zone – but don’t expect to sit and watch The Void in awe. Waves of increasingly intense enemies will push you and your crew mates to your limits. With the Fabricator starting from scratch, only a Rookie loadout, or a Lone Sentry loadout will be available to you. You’ll need to build up fast… or fall fast.
Keep an eye out for Rift Wrecks! Temporal rift-like wormholes will spawn wrecked ships that are only around for a short while. These are LOOT HEAVEN if you move fast. They’re also tuned for solo players, making this mode perfect for brave captains who dare to fly alone.
Whether you squad up or go solo, Survivor Mode adjusts to fit. Why not embrace the 6 player chaos in our most chaotic mode yet? Note that now the Scavenger role becomes critical for looting those rift wrecks ... so why not have two Scavengers at the same time?
As teased in the previous Space Log, the biggest news is the introduction of the Payload Launcher. Essentially, it’s a dedicated module for firing specialized carryables (aka “Payloads”) into space. It even has a handy Direction Selector so you can launch upwards, downwards… or sideways or forwards, depending on where you installed it.
Deploying a Cluster Missile Payload by hand. EVA is now short for Extra-Vehicular-Awesomness!
Currently, the scavenger role feels unnecessary. While hull breaches require someone to venture into open space for repairs, it’s often better to send an engineer, as they’re more efficient at repairs. Some objectives require external work, but generally, having someone outside the ship is a disadvantage. As a result, the scavenger role doesn’t have a well-defined place compared to the others.
Alone in Space - Playing Solo
On a personal note, this year has been absolutely crazy. I got married, had a beautiful daughter, even got a house... and released Void Crew 1.0! Still waiting for those fibercables that should have been here in November, but, I guess those 5000 Mbps will have to wait a few more weeks... but first, a celebration give away!
Here you have it: Ectype New Years Eve party on the bridge !
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