The Midnight Walk News

Fixed an issue where some fog and atmospheric volumes were disabled when graphics settings were set to low.

Thank you again for the great reception our game has been getting. We have been working on some requested updates - including a fix for DLSS, options for turn speed and more haptics - and are happy to let you know that the following has now been implemented:

• DLSS: Fixed an issue where DLSS could not be activated.,
  
• Added options for turn speeds in standard mode and VR.,
  
• Added additional haptics,
  
• Changed standard VR brightness to 60%,
  
• VR vignette settings fixes.,
  
• Fixed a bug where the player was unable to progress past finding the singing clay head.,
  
• Fixed a bug where the cutscene showing Housy getting kidnapped was not playing.,
  
• General collision fixes.,
  
• Audio improvements were made.,
  
• Made performance improvements when ShadowQuality is set to low.
  

Thank you again from us and from Potboy!🔥

Hi everyone, Klaus and Olov here. We just wanted to share this video message, letting you know just how thankful we are with all the positive reception that The Midnight Walk is getting. You keep our spark safe and burning🔥

Just like Potboy, we're a small team with big ambitions, and the best way to support us is by dropping a user review on the store page. Every little push helps🙏

Thank you again for all the great feedback, we're listening, and looking forward to bringing you more improvements to the game.

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The Midnight Walk has been out almost one week now, and we are absolutely floored by the great reception our dark fantasy game has been getting, currently rated at 93% here on Steam from over 400 players!ːsteamhappyː

Thank you for taking the time to leave reviews, it means so much to us!

If you haven't got the game yet, we just wanted to highlight the fact that the 10% launch discount is still running, and will be expiring May 15, 10am PDT/7pm CEST. You can still claim it!

And of course, that Potboy needs you on his journey down The Midnight Walk. He really cannot handle The Dark Itself alone now, can he?

When Moonhood and Fast Travel Games announced The Midnight Walk back in September of 2024, its striking claymation aesthetic jumped out to me, with the prospect of VR support feeling like a cool bonus on top of an already striking-looking game.

After having played through the roughly 4-6 hour journey, I can say that not only is The Midnight Walk one of the best use cases of claymation, but one of the best VR experiences I’ve played this year. In The Midnight Walk, players assume the role of the Burnt One, one of the many strange denizens of the darkness-filled claymation world crafted by Moonhood. Players must guide Potboy, a sentient pot creature with an uncanny fiery wick on its head, along with the player as they make their trek towards an uncertain future.

Potboy acts as the players’ beacon from the dangers that run rampant in the dark lands of The Midnight Walk as they journey to the summit of Moon Mountain in the hopes of restoring light to a world draped... Read more