Update 13 | Open World Game Development Diary

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another exciting  edition of our game development diary. Update 13 brings a plethora of fantastic news for you. From  the introduction of a new vehicle that you can call your own, to map enhancements, a revamped  car modification system, sound improvements, and much more. Stick around till the end to catch  all the latest updates. But before we dive in, make sure to hit that like button  and subscribe if you haven't already. First up on our list is the addition o

f the  brand-new Mechava model. Say goodbye to the old car model as it makes way for this sleeker  and more precise beauty. Every detail on the exterior has been meticulously crafted, from the  taillights to the overall aesthetics. Moreover, the simple old interior has been upgraded to  a more sophisticated and interactive design, making your gameplay experience much more  immersive. You may have seen the Mechava as a Taxi before, but now, you can make it yours.  Introducing the Car Dealership i

n Cocksfield, where you can walk in and purchase your very  own Mechava car. Not only can you buy it, but you can also fully customize its body, paint,  and performance. Stay tuned for future updates as more cars and additional body parts for the  Mechava will be available in the dealership. One super cool addition to this version of the game  is the car decal system. Head over to Ilija's Car Shop and browse through a variety of decals for  all your vehicles. You can now adorn your ride with up

to six different decals, depending on  the vehicle's body parts. Share your thoughts in the comments section below on what decals you'd  like to see in future updates. Plus, with this new system, decals on the Mechava Taxi are now actual  decals, and not baked into a texture as before; just a technical fun fact. Moving on, we've also  enhanced the map functionality. Navigation is now smoother, with improved panning and zooming  controls for a more responsive experience. But the real game-changer

is the ability to pin  locations to the mini-map. Simply click on a spot, and voila! The location appears on the edge of the  mini-map, guiding you effortlessly. And fear not, this feature will only expand in the future, with  custom waypoints on arbitrary map locations. Last but certainly not least, let's talk about the  radio. We've implemented an FMOD Transceiver system for seamless synchronization of multiple  sound sources on radio stations. This means that music now emanates realistically

from speakers,  enhancing immersion. Say goodbye to awkward pauses between songs as they now crossfade  seamlessly. Plus, the anchorman's commentary will no longer interrupt your jam sessions midway  through a song, making for a more natural radio experience. And that's a wrap on all the  major features for this version. Of course, there were a few minor tweaks and changes made  as well. As always, you can find the full list on our Steam post. If you haven't already, be  sure to check out Turbo

Chicken Simulator on Steam. Thank you so much for tuning in, and  until next time, keep those feathers flying!