Hey everyone! It’s been nearly a year since my last post in which I announced that, due to me having landed my first full-time job, I would be ceasing full-time development on Tabletop Club.
I’m happy to report that my first year of this whole “having a job” thing is going pretty well! Although as I predicted, my life both inside and outside of work has gotten incredibly busy, and as such, I’ve not been able to work on the v0.2.0 update at all, and I’ve yet to respond to all of the bug reports and feature requests that I’ve received.
Which is also the reason why when I was notified that the lobby server had stopped working, it took me a while to push this update… sorry about that!
IMPORTANT: You will need to install this update in order to continue playing multiplayer with others.
Thank you to everyone that has shared their support and kind messages in the past year, it has been really endearing to see that people still really enjoy the game even though updates are few and far between at the moment. And thank you to those who have contributed translations for the new languages that have been added as well!
Once again, apologies for the lack of updates over the past year, but hopefully you all understand why. Fingers crossed the next update doesn’t take as long!
Changelog
Added
- Added Bulgarian, Hungarian, Korean, and Tamil as playable languages!
Changed
- Updated Godot WebRTC library from v0.5 to v1.1.0.
- Updated the lobby server’s SSL certificate.
- Updated translations from the community.
- Replaced the “Droid Sans” font with “Source Han Sans” for Chinese.
Removed
- Removed the “Donate” button from the main menu, as the project is no longer accepting donations.
Known Issues
Linux
- When establishing a connection with another client in multiplayer, warnings will appear in the chat box and in the logs about STUN messages not being able to be sent. This is a known issue with the updated version of the WebRTC library, however, from testing this does not seem to affect multiplayer in any way.