FlashBoss

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A new player now gets straight into the game. The first launch offers two doors: jump in, or make your own hero. Jumping in takes you as a squire under Master Luna to this week's challenge in five screens, and the game asks for your name once you have carried the day: the whole weekly challenge won, a Tier Skip Challenge passed, or a cluster won with honour. Making your own hero is the full charac

Ctrl+L changes the interface language from any screen, and now it always works: with a Chinese or Japanese input method switched on, as ⌘L on a Mac, or with a click on its line in the fullscreen display. The screen you are on switches to the language you choose straight away. Master Odiin

Fullscreen display This update builds on the last few weeks' work on the fullscreen display. The interface has been rebuilt, your hero now stands on the right, and mouse input on the cards is much improved. Bring your hero in from the free demo The free demo comes out as soon as it clears Steam's build review, possibly today. Heroes from the demo can join the full game: after a victory in the demo

When you press Play on Windows or Mac, Steam now asks which version to launch: FlashBoss Terminal: the familiar version. Minimal, fast and driven by the number keys. FlashBoss in Tauri (Beta): the same game in its own window, with: - mouse support: click menu options and answers - a resizable window and fullscreen (F11) - an on-screen tutorial cast that shows which key does what (F8 hides it) - a

A small update When you press Play on Windows or Mac, Steam now asks which version to launch: **FlashBoss Terminal**: the familiar version. Minimal, fast and driven by the number keys. FlashBoss in Tauri (Beta): the same game in its own window, with: - mouse support: click menu options and answers - a resizable window and fullscreen (F11) - an on-screen tutorial cast that shows which key does what