The World After Silence v0.4 — Companions, Combat Visuals, Mobile Support & More

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Changelog

• Added the ability to recruit a survivor as your active companion.
• Companions can be recruited or dismissed through the resident interaction menu.
• Your companion assists you during combat and appears beside the player.
• Added a companion portrait button for quick access to companion interactions.
• Survivors can receive weapons and ammunition through drag and drop.
• Equipped weapons and available ammunition affect survivor combat damage.
• Armed settlement guards now contribute more to settlement defense.
• Improved survivor relationship mechanics: player actions now have clearer consequences for trust, relationships, morale, and future interactions.
• Survivors can now appear partially dressed or wear damaged and torn clothing.
• Survivor appearances are randomly assembled from the available character assets.
• NPCs now have full-body visualization and location backgrounds that change with the location and time of day.

• Strength: melee damage, carrying capacity, and physical resistance.
• Endurance: energy consumption, fatigue, and damage resistance.
• Perception: loot discovery, danger detection, and critical-hit chance.
• Medicine: healing effectiveness and survivor treatment time.
• Mechanics: crafting costs, construction costs, and work efficiency.
• Scavenging: loot chance, item quantities, and search duration.
• Diplomacy: trust gains, conversations, and survivor recruitment.
• Combat: accuracy, blocking, critical hits, and weapon effectiveness.

• Clothing now has protection statistics and contributes to character defense.
• Backpack and inventory capacity have been increased by approximately 7×.
• Residential buildings now provide 3× more survivor slots.
• Item transfers no longer have to be performed one item at a time—a quantity input has been added.

• Improved pagination and navigation for item lists.
• Clothing selection displays up to seven items per page.
• Added drag-and-drop equipment management for survivors.
• Reworked clothing, equipment, resource, and loot icons.
• Improved clothing information so defensive properties are clearly visible.
• Removed unused accessories from the game.
• Temporarily removed beards and moustaches from character generation.
• Improved layered character rendering, clothing alignment, backpacks, underwear, hairstyles, and body-part transitions.
  
  

• Completely redesigned the combat presentation.
• The player now appears on the left side of the combat location.
• Enemies appear on the right side.
• An active companion is displayed beside the player.
• Combat backgrounds now depend on the current location and time of day.
• Added full-body artwork for all existing enemies, including the Mad Scientist.
• Adjusted enemy scale to better match the player character.
• Replaced text-heavy combat controls with action icons.
• Replaced the unclear attack icon with a fist.
• Added a new post-combat option after defeating a hostile survivor: spare them and leave.
• Cleaned transparent edges and background remnants from zombie sprites.

• Added full player-character visualization.
• Added randomized full-body survivor visualization.
• Added backgrounds to the main character panel for every location.
• Character-panel backgrounds change depending on the time of day.
• Added visualization for the Basement location.
• Added location- and time-appropriate backgrounds to NPC interaction screens.
• Improved character creation preview and general character readability.
• Character appearance can now only be edited during character creation.

• Added extensive mobile adaptation across the game.
• Fixed location screens that could not be scrolled on mobile devices.
• Improved modal sizing, scrolling, text size, and readability on smaller screens.
• The left and right interface panels remain available across all locations.
• Improved the Character Creation layout to make it less stretched and easier to read.
• Removed unused appearance options from Character Creation.
• Added the ability to expand the event log directly from the log panel.
• Removed empty areas left behind by deleted menu options.
• Improved combat status panels and companion visibility.
• Fixed spacing and layout issues in video and post-combat windows.

• The Mad Scientist quest now begins on Day 20.
• Added the ability to restart the quest on older saves.
• After restarting, the quest triggers 20 in-game days from the restart date.
• Added a full-body visualization for the Mad Scientist encounter.

• All in-game videos now play without audio.
• Intimacy options now use dedicated folders instead of individual hardcoded filenames.
• Any number of videos can be placed inside an option’s folder.
• The game randomly selects one of the available videos.
• Removed internal counters and technical placeholder messages that players were not supposed to see.

• Performed another English localization audit.
• Fixed Ukrainian text appearing while English was selected.
• Added English translations for newly introduced interface elements and gameplay systems.
• Removed technical development notes and placeholder descriptions from the player-facing interface.

• Fixed companion labels appearing when no companion was active.
• Improved combat log presentation.
• Fixed several mobile overlay and scrolling issues.
• Fixed clothing layers being incorrectly clipped when a backpack was equipped.
• Improved full-body enemy presentation.
• Removed obsolete and unused game assets.
• Added cache updates so new visuals and interface fixes load correctly.

The Major Settlement Update Is Out Now!

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New Infected Encounters

New Location Map

More Than 40 New Scenes

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