One Switch: New Version Released

The new version of One Switch has been released, bringing with it a slew of exciting updates and fixes. Here are some of the key changes you can expect:

Fixed objects blinking annoyingly in 3D - This issue has been plaguing players for a while now, but it's finally been addressed.

Fixed Level not working with multiple conditionals - No more frustration with conditional levels!

The pause menu buttons should now stretch horizontally if needed - A small but welcome change that will make navigation easier.

Fixed “Baba Play Not A” not disabling “Baba Play A” - Another annoying bug squashed.

The way conditionals are handled in the code was reworked heavily - This should lead to fewer issues with level design and gameplay.

You can now enter level codes without the hyphen and the game will add it automatically - No more tedious typing!

Fixed a bug where the quickbar could have non-existent objects - Another fix for a pesky issue that's been bothering players.

You can now see the level code when browsing the “Play Custom Levels” menu - This should make it easier to find and play your favorite custom levels.

You can now see the level code in the pause menu - Even more convenience!

Fixed Seeing and Power not working together - A critical fix for fans of this game mechanic.

Added support for multiple Power/Powered words - More variety and possibilities for players.

Fix to a cornercase where Fear would cause an object to move in a buggy way - Another example of the developers' dedication to squashing every last bug.

Fixed a small visual glitch in the main game - A minor but noticeable improvement.

Fixed | not showing in the hand-drawn font - A small fix that will make text more readable.

Removed some unfinished translations from the game files until they’re more complete - The developers are committed to making One Switch accessible to players around the world, even if it means taking a little extra time to get everything just right.

Release date: March 22nd 2022 (North America) / March 23rd 2022 (Europe, Japan) - Mark your calendars!

Fixed a rare case where the level unlocking animation could be buggy due to the Broken quality - Another fix for a potentially frustrating issue.

Fixed some small visual bugs in the credits - A minor but welcome improvement.

Made levelpack completion icons not leave empty spots between each other when browsing them via the “Start the game” menu - This should make it easier to find and access your completed levels.

Fixed a rare bug where beating a levelpack could cause another levelpack to save data wrong - Another example of the developers' commitment to fixing every last issue.

Fixed issue with level thumbnails bugging out - A small but noticeable improvement that will make navigating the game world easier.

Added Simplified Chinese translation into the game - One Switch is now even more accessible to players around the world.

Fixed Word not behaving in certain undo conditions - Another fix for a potentially frustrating issue.

Fixed an issue with viewing the intro cutscene - A minor but welcome improvement.

Objects made via “X Is All” now revert back to X - This should make level design easier and more intuitive.

Fixed “Without Not X” not working correctly - Another example of the developers' dedication to fixing every last bug.

Fixed Empty transformation-related lua error - A small but important fix that will prevent game-crashing errors.

Removed some accidental duplicated code - The developers are committed to making One Switch as efficient and smooth-running as possible.

Fixed two Level, Bonus & Safe interactions - Another example of the developers' commitment to squashing every last bug.

Fixed Revert and endgame word not working together - A critical fix for fans of this game mechanic.

Fixed X Is All being applied on level start - Another fix for a potentially frustrating issue.

Fixed a largeish letter- & stacking-related issue - This should make level design easier and more intuitive.

Fixed a HUGE bug related to an object transforming to multiple objects in a single turn - Another example of the developers' dedication to fixing every last bug.

Added some safety code for undoing after a Level icon has been destroyed - A small but important fix that will prevent game-crashing errors.

Fixed Empty Is You And Win And Defeat not winning even if there’s empty space left after Defeat activates - Another critical fix for fans of this game mechanic.

Fixed Empty being unable to move twice in a turn - This should make gameplay more intuitive and fun.

Fixed Feeling & Not Feeling combining in a buggy way in certain cases - A small but welcome improvement that will make gameplay smoother.

Added a new level in Museum of Unused Levels - One Switch is still growing and evolving, with new levels and content being added all the time.

Fixed one of Museum’s maps having unclear level icons - A minor but noticeable improvement that will make navigation easier.

Fixed “X Write Word” parsing as “X Is Word” - Another example of the developers' commitment to fixing every last bug.

Fixed a case where an object could be renamed in a way that caused bugs - This should prevent game-crashing errors and make level design more intuitive.

Fixed Museum not granting the “fully completed” star - Another critical fix for fans of this game mechanic.