10 changes in this update
VECTORKILL
Released
Wave-survival boomer shooter in 1880 New York. Solo or 4-player co-op, four gun classes, tarot card builds and a grappling hook.
Changes
What's changed in VECTORKILL with each update.
Added
2 changes-
Soul merging – souls left on the ground now drift together and merge into one bigger soul you can grab in one go
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Shop legendaries – Ezra's shop now always stocks at least one legendary card
Improved
6 changes-
Legendary cards – they now show up much more often: you're guaranteed at least one in every 3 card offers
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Souls – brand new look: dropped souls now burn as a blue spirit flame that leaves a trail as it flies to you
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Soul drops – enemies drop fewer but bigger souls, you still get the same amount
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Performance – big explosions and Fanatic chain blasts are much lighter on your FPS
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Gore – severed limbs, blood sprays and gibs are capped during big fights, and small gibs fade away after a while
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Corpses – up to 18 bodies stay on the map at once (was 24), helping performance in late waves
Fixed
2 changes-
Blood stains piling up for the whole run and slowing the game down in later waves
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Big frame drops when several Fanatics exploded at the same time
Improved
3 changes-
Game size cut in half, from 2.8 GB to under 1.5 GB. Textures were trimmed to the detail you actually see in-game, so you shouldn't notice a difference.
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Faster first launch: less to download before you can start playing.
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Five Points runs a bit smoother in its busiest spots.