Last Breath Adds Steam Workshop Support In September Update
Workshop support turns a niche PC horror title's costume damage hook into something players can extend themselves, which matters for a small studio that cannot match the volume of a large costume catalog on its own.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
The 2.5D side-scrolling survival horror game Last Breath, in development at HP+ DOG, added Steam Workshop support in a September 10 update. Users can browse, subscribe to, and apply user-created content, including battle character art, costume CG, virus death CG, protagonist damage sounds, and weapon firing sounds. The developer says more than 20 costume types are planned for the game's costume damage system.
Steam Workshop support arrived on September 10, letting players swap in their own battle character art, costume CG, virus death CG, damage sounds, and weapon firing sounds. The game is a 2.5D side-scrolling shooter set after a virus collapses civilization, following office worker Guan Jin as she searches ruins for her missing younger sister while fighting infected. Its costume damage system, where clothing degrades through combat, is the draw, and the developer says more than 20 costume types are planned.
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