B-Line

This update only applies to Windows and does not trigger a version change as it doesn't change the game itself.On Windows, the game now handles fullscreen differently:Now uses borderless fullscreen instead of exclusive fullscreen.Alt-Tab will not hide the game when it is in fullscreen.Other windows can appear over the game if it is in fullscreen.In a multi monitor setup, when the game is windowed

Fixed a crash happening when the controller was disconnected while another controller was connected.

A small update for B-Line, which, by the way, is going to be one year old on October 3rd, thank you for playing the game.This update fixes some issues with Space's Red Hint which was hard to see and issues for people with color blindness.By the way, if you are not aware, my next game, Manorbound, releases October 16th.Planets stop moving when in the settings menu.Red Hints now use different shapes

Some visuals have been improved.Options can be more easily navigated on keyboard and controller.The Garden's clouds don't cast shadows anymore.

Tunnel's labyrinth walls have been changed to make it easier to navigate.

The game now tries to use the discrete GPU by default to avoid issues where the game does not launch because the GPU selected by default is an integrated GPU that does not support all the Vulkan features used by the game.The Blue Hints for the Hotel and Space are now more explicit.Frames have been added around paintings in the Museum.

Fullscreen has been added to the settings menu.Fades to white in the Forest are now less flashy.The brightness has been increased in Mountain, Hotel, Forest and Tunnel.It is now easier to go back after seeing the Golden Hint in the Garden.Fixed an out-of-bound near the Beach's Red Hint.

Modified some materials.Modified the path to the Tunnel's Golden Hint, so that it corresponds better to the visual.Modified a collision in the Museum that caused jump issues.Modified Tunnel's ground footstep sounds.Modified the way ambient sounds are managed.The button to change the subway's destination will only activate if the player faces it to avoid accidental activation.Linux only:Downgraded

Fixed the position of a stone structure on the Beach.Modified the colors of the Statue in the Museum, to make it more visible.Update 02/16/2026: An update has been released on Linux to downgrade GLIBC version from 2.43 to 2.42 to maintain compatibility with Linux distributions and Steam Deck.

The game's colors have been fixed to appear how they should be.Some object materials have been modified to adapt to this change.

Fixed a small misalignment on the slope between the platforms and the forest on the Mountain.

Added a slope in Mountain, between the platforms and the forest.Added the NutshellEngine game engine to the credits.

Added a sprint button (Shift on keyboard and RT on a controller).

More brightness in the Hotel, that could appear very dark on some displays.Fixed a gap near the Golden Hint in the Museum.The settings menu can now be navigated using the directional pad on a controller.

A settings menu has been added. It can be accessed by pressing Escape on a keyboard or Start on a controller.This settings menu allows you to modify the sound gain, camera's FOV, mouse or controller's right stick's sensitivity and to invert their X and Y axes.These settings are saved.Pressing Start and Select on a controller doesn't close the game anymore, the game can be closed with the settings

Add a new launch option: "-sensitivity", to change the mouse (and the gamepad's right stick) sensitivity. 1.0 is the default value. All launch options can been seen in the game's description on the game's Steam store page.

The NutshellEngine game engine has been updated to version 0.2.2.For B-Line, this game engine update fixes the issue where the game's audio didn't change its output when the player changed the default audio output.

Added parameters with launch options:"-windowed" to launch the game in windowed mode (Alt+Enter switches between windowed and fullscreen),"-invertMouse" to invert the mouse (and the controller's right stick), followed by "x" to invert the X axis, "y" to invert the Y axis, or "x y" to invert both axes (for example, "-invertMouse x y" to invert both axes).

Moved a missplaced Forest lantern's light.