We're thrilled to announce that LightBreak is part of Steam NextFest! This exclusive build is available only during the event, so dive in and experience the latest enhancements and features we've crafted just for you.

Steam NextFest Build:

Procedural Puzzles Everywhere: Both tuning and sorting puzzles are now procedurally generated, offering a fresh challenge every time you play.

New Exclusive NextFest Content! A new level has been added to the demo, expanding your journey.
Level 7 Memory Fragments Update: The beam is now integrated with the memory fragment environment, allowing players to rotate the scene while the beam is travelling to get a better perspective.

Melody Generator: In the harmony phase, enjoy a unique song-like rhythm generated by our new automated system.
Musician Mode: For those seeking a challenge, you can now disable visual cues in audio puzzles. Visual cues are enabled by default for a more guided experience.

Bug Fixes:
Lighting Fix: Resolved an issue with Lumen to eliminate harsh lighting effects.
Note Interaction: Fixed a bug where players could get locked out due to note interaction and correctness checks.
Gamepad Compatibility: Hotfix applied to make Level 7 mirrors compatible with gamepads.
Tons of Stability fixes!


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to close out our bombastic few weeks of updates and festivals, we'll be attending the new and exciting Back to School Celebration!
We're releasing a small patch to the game demo that brings a few bug fixes, and new features into the mix!

- Memory fragments: Gameplay Improvements in Demo Level 1 and Demo Level 2 - Objects now react realistically to guide the player towards the correct interaction.
- Increased Mirror collider sizes on Demo Level 1, this would prevent accidental zoom-outs when users click on its edges
- Implemented Zoom: now you can zoom into the memory fragment scenes to find hidden objects and secrets easier, and appreciate the finer details! Use your mouse scroll wheel or gamepad Triggers to zoom in and out!
- Note Shifting Rework: The notes now dynamically react to being moved or pushed around.

We're in the process of application to a few other events, but for now, we can tell you that on October 4-6, we'll be in Atlanta for DREAMHACK!