Motion Twin Ships Final Windblown Early Access Update Before 1.0
A patch numbered just shy of 1.0 is Motion Twin signaling that the co-op roguelite's early access run, which began on Steam in October 2024, is nearly over and the launch build is what comes next.
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Motion Twin released the 0.9999999 update for Windblown on October 23, the last major update before the roguelite action game leaves early access for its official release planned within 2026. The patch adds an attack preview feature, shop genre selection, new floating-island areas, auto-combo, camera distance settings, balance changes, performance work, and Steam Input plus Nintendo Switch Pro Controller support.
The patch itself is mostly polish rather than new content. Attack previews now cover more enemy moves, with an option to switch them off in accessibility settings, and shops let players pick which genre of item appears in the lineup, so randomness stays but shopping gets more deliberate.
Motion Twin also added floating-island areas to some stages, an auto-combo feature, and a camera distance setting. Balance and performance work rounds it out, and the game now officially supports Steam Input and the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. Windblown is in early access on PC via Steam, where a 30% sale runs to November 5 at 2,100 yen.
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