Quick bugfixes and improvements. Thanks to everyone that came together to snipe glitches.

Gamepad
- It is now possible to override the button prompts to always display keyboard, Dualshock or XInput buttons from the settings menu. You can also select "auto" to continue to use the automatic input device detection.

Ground Meat
- Invisible walls touchups.
- SFX to rideable maggot.
- Dust FX and controller vibration when rushing in the riding section.
- Fix: prevent face-plant animation from placing Sybil underneath the ground.
- Fix: flicker in scenery.

Nuclear Winter
- Fix: the requirement in the pause menu was incorrectly shown as 24 bronze skull, when it's actually 25.

It was a grueling process, but PsiloSybil development is finally over: update 1.0.1, with the final level Ground Meat, bringing the total to 25 fully playable and unique levels, is here.

Ground Meat is a rather macabre level set in decomposing carcasses under the forest floor. It has a sidescrolling section and, a PsiloSybil first, a mascot riding section! Yes, believe your eyes ball, we have the riding section. The level is long, but on the easier side. The NPC mushroom is... well, you should see for yourselves.

I have cancer. This is obviously a pressing matter and I really want that when it comes for me to address it, I know that PS is something I can proudly claim to have completed, and can deliver in a respectable state which reflects the spirit of the original project I started way too many years ago. A core of simple, straightforward atoms (you can jump, you can run, spikes will kill you, get that collectible...) assembled into intricate sequences that can offer a challenge far greater than the sum of its parts. PsiloSybil is an experiment in game design, in how small can we make a grammar in which truly devilish sentences can still be formed. I've learned a lot from it, and I'm very glad I got to make it. Now it's your time, to play it, to break it, to take it apart and alphabetize the pieces, or let it ruin you, or drive the controller into the f***ing monitor. Whatever you want to do with it, it's yours to use as you please.

This is the last content update. I will continue providing support and bugfixes in the coming days. Soon I will announce the official release of the game and finally pass this strange creature to you, the players. It's about time we stopped developing and started playing!

If you notice any bugs, please report them in the discussion forum here or in the discord server, so that I can quickly address them!

Version 1.0.1 -- The Last Update

New level Ground Meat released
- In a late-beta to final stage. Located between Citrus Falls and Chef Porcini. NPC mushroom is Chaim. Skull times are set. Life tokens are set.
- Chaim is now required to get Peter in the Tower.

Arcade Mode
- NPC mushrooms now appear in arcade mode, and can be talked to. They have new custom dialogue lines for arcade. Tokens and shroom platforms still don't exist in arcade mode.
- In Dark Chocolate, an unreachable life token was removed.
- The shroom platform hint inscription in Crystal Hollow doesn't appear in arcade mode.

Wizard Giza, Cliffhanger
- Further asset work

Stone Cold
- Fixed a boar sinking in a platform

Stone Cold, Hell's Bells and The Tower
- Fixed many issues involving the sliding platforms

UI
- Death counter text after level end has more variants
- In the Tower, requirements are displayed in a more readable fashion

Generic
- When talking to NPC mushrooms, Sybil now turns to face them (very polite).

Citrus Falls
- Fixed a spot where Sybil could get stuck and vvVViiIIbbbRRrraAAaatTTEee

Close Encounters
- Bugfix: cows would freeze in air after squashing Sybil
- Changed particles when breaking alien barriers

Cliffhanger
- Asset redo: bouncy tree things

Wizard Giza
- Some asset improvements (LODs)

Cliffhanger, Stone Cold, Hell's Bells (and new level alpha)
- New logic for handling 2d sidescrolling section. Should prevent many glitches of the bonking-head-on-colliders-in-the-spirit-plane sort. It also helps align Sybil to the plane of motion if you happen to be drifting a bit off-plane with your analog stick.

New Level alpha
- Further changes and bugfixes

Overworld
- Minor geometry fixes.

New level alpha
- Fixes and further asset work.

Overworld
- slight changes.

Citrus Falls
- Fix for visual bugs involving the drifting logs

Roach Motel, the Tower
- Changes to the live wires model

New level alpha
- Some changes

Generic
- Fixes to Sybil's respawn animation

New level (cheat-only alpha)
- Many changes

Generic
- Fixed sporadic bug with stopping cycles upon death
- Fixed animation error in skin select menu
- Performance improvements

New level
- A new level in very early alpha state is accessible through cheats.

Gameplay
- Killed enemies now play an animation (slapped away or bounced on). The trajectory makes a rough attempt to avoid obstacles. This is not yet implemented for a few enemies in the game for which there are some technical complications. The yellow boarcerers in Wizard Giza now become fully visible when killed.
- Rehaul of the input and gameplay controller systems for Sybil. Cleanup of the logic for disabling inputs. It is hoped this will take care of rare input bugs.
- Active cycle timers will now instantly halt when Sybil dies, avoiding situations in which enemies or platforms pass right through Sybil while she's playing a death animation. This does not yet affect processes that are not timed to a cycle and do their own timing, such as the boars with the fork in Close Encounters.

Settings
- It's now possible to disable gamepad vibration aka rumble from the gamepad settings.

Time to celebrate!

Well not yet as it's not official, but it's here. It's finished!

Patch notes for version 1.0.0:

Steam Integration
- automatic Steam Cloud syncing of savefiles and time trial ghost files.
Platformer Level
- fixed some visual glitches with the coloured platforms
Secrets
- haha! Nothing to see here!