Pentiment News

We are happy to let you all know that patch 1.1 for Pentiment is now available to download. This patch includes the following:

• Endris has a new minigame that can be found at the beginning of Act 1
• Logic issue with the Final Day of Law and Judgment has been fixed to prevent people from being condemned if they were never accused
• Telling Father Gernot your evidence against a character in Act II will no longer automatically prevent you from speaking with that character in the future. There is now a Persuade check in place that can allow the conversation to continue.
• Credits have been adjusted and updated to contain various additions and fixes
• Parallax has been added to the meadow
• Credits speed can now be adjusted, speeding up, slowing down, pausing, or reversing
• You can now skip the intro
• Created hybrid input option that keeps mouse active when using keyboard and mouse
• Added an instant dialogue display option
• Fixed bugs with the input mapper
• Various Bug Fixes and Improvements

It's been a big year, for Pentiment, and we are stopping anytime soon!



Now is the time to cast your vote for Pentiment in the Steam Awards for Outstanding Visual Style!

One of the core goals for Pentiment was to create art and animation that preserved the unique art style of the 16th century. The limited frame animation creates a breathtaking effect with the animation, keeps the art, and makes the characters and environment look like they are paintings and woodblock prints that live within the page.

Blending a style that comes across as something you would find in that period, in reality, it is a unique style all its own. This was the goal of this small team, and if you think they succeeded, then now is the time to help express this by nominating Pentiment in the Steam Awards for Outstanding Visual Style.



Thank you so much for playing the game, and we hope you continue to enjoy your time in 16the century Bavaria.