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This Worker Skin is unlocked automatically for everyone, for use in any non-campaign game mode.
The Hero Sanctuary meanwhile needed much more work, neglected because it doesn’t appear in any official levels and thus only appears if you’re playing non-campaign modes as an empire dungeon theme it didn’t really get much love. We've looked to rectify this historic oversight, giving the room it's own identity other than "Blue".
The rituals that are cast also had a lighting & shadow overhaul so they should now light up more of the room when being cast. 
This change should make the worker fit into the environment a bit better while still standing out enough that they can be seen.
If you're the kind of Underlord who's longed to take the slapping of minions and building of dungeons into your own evil hands then perhaps this is the experience for you, as at long last you can god game with your own hands!
As you no-doubt know we love this most evil of genre's dearly so it's always a pleasure to share fellow developers embarking on their own crusades for the good of all evil. We hope you'll give them a wishlist!
Until next time Underlord,
Darkest Greetings Underlord,
This fantastic new skin can by deployed into the dungeon by owners of Galacticare which released today!
We hope that you'll check out our new game Underlord, and we humbly thank you for all the support you've given us over the years. We would not have made it this far without you!
As part of this we've enabled dynamic shadows in all of these rooms, provided your graphics settings are set to the appropriate level. We've also added a new level of shadow setting which will enable extra shadow casters on certain lights in these rooms (primarily to provide more options in balancing fidelity with performance)
Additionally the Barracks and Garrison have also had new (old) wall decor added to their tilesets, which greatly increases the detail of the room. 
As we detailed when we first added dynamic shadows, please remember that they are a super expensive graphical feature and will cost a lot of FPS due to the number of dynamic light sources that WFTO uses. 
The impact of these changes from Unity’s side cannot be overstated, this is going to severely impact many developers who rely upon the engine for their work. It is unlikely that we will be working with Unity for the future after the release of Galacticare even if this requires significant retooling and retraining on our part.
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An early look at the new skin. Coming this year for owners of Galacticare!
Patch 2.1’s graphics & performance Improvements were a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
A youthful WFTO team with Richard Ridings and some community volunteers meeting for the first time at EGX London 2013.
Early concept art for Project Star Wards
Let’s consider the core building blocks of the hospital management experience: patients, diseases, and treatments. What better way is there to push the boundaries of these concepts than by setting the game in space? Aliens, exotic diseases, crazy treatment technologies? 
There were many answers to that question, and throughout our team’s discussions the overarching theme was that we wanted to create a much more cohesive experience than the genre typically provided.
Another key goal was that each level should feel like an episode of a comedic sci-fi anthology. We wanted everything to feel characterful - not just the doctors, patients and mission givers, but also the rooms and everything else, all the way down to the individual conditions that your patients are suffering from.
We switched to remote working as soon as it hit the UK, thinking we’d only be home a few months. As we’ve all since learned, the universe had other plans.
Some of our Discord channels at the time this post was being written. 
Say hi to the expanded crew!
We're not far from each others' offices, as CULT is located in the heart of London.
This is definitely a real game
Dr. Medichunder was unironically some of our finest work,
Dr. MEDIChunder isn't real, Dr. MEDIChunder can't hurt you.
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