FUMES Update v0.22 Adds Steam Workshop Support And Reworks Skin Editor
The FUMES team pushed update v0.22 to the post-apocalyptic car combat game in Steam Early Access.
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Why it matters
Workshop sharing turns the skin editor from a solo tool into a distribution channel, letting players pull other people's skins straight into free roam without the developers curating them.
Key Facts
- FUMES is in Steam Early Access and costs 1,600 yen on PC.
- Update v0.22 adds Steam Workshop support for sharing and subscribing to custom skins.
- The skin editor now lets players place each sticker on the body, the windows, or both.
- A new demo version is planned for next week and will include all changes except Steam Workshop support.
- The next major update is titled KINDA RALLY and includes a Death Rally mode with a time bomb reset at checkpoints.
The patch adds Steam Workshop sharing for custom skins and a reworked skin editor that lets players place stickers on bodies, windows, or both, build reusable custom stickers, and mirror placement on the top, rear, and front. All changes except Workshop support will appear in a new demo next week.
Update v0.22 also touched the modes around the editor. Free roam gains a jump ramp, Co-op mode adds a kick and ban feature and a hide-other-players option, and suspension behavior has been adjusted.
Subscribed Workshop skins show up in the custom skin tab and can be applied to vehicles in free roam. The next major update is titled KINDA RALLY, with a Death Rally mode that has drivers defusing a time bomb at checkpoints and a Ruined Race Track for time attack during free roam. FUMES is available on Steam for PC at 1,600 yen.
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