Tiny Glade's Winter Update Adds A Festive Feel Alongside Great Changes
The relaxing and whimsical building game,, has just been given a festive update that lets players light up their diorama worlds full of castles, cottages, and more. The cozy game allows players to easily build their own little worlds with the game filling in the blanks. There is no combat, no possibility of losing, and players can easily change their minds if something doesn't look as intended. Now, with update v1.11.0, players have even more freedom to make their little spaces a bit more festive and customized.
Earlier today, the developer of Pounce Light, posted on X (formerly known as Twitter) announcing the substantial winter update to the game. This update includes numerous changes, with the most notable being the chance to add over 32,000 lights to create a holiday experience.
In addition to lighting up the game, players are also getting a long-requested feature to have control over moving, cloning, or even deleting the automatically spawned clutter. Despite one of the selling points of the game being that the world fills in while players build, having the option to rotate, move, and tweak the clutter in the world can add a lot for those who wish to customize their space further, to make it exactly what they may be envisioning.
While the movable clutter and the massive increase in light count are the most exciting changes brought with this winter update to, that isn't all that's included. According to the patch notes on the Steam page for the game, over 25 fixes, changes, and additions are included. Even the winter music has been changed to have more festive layers for the holidays within this cozy game.
Other changes include things such as increasing the brick limit from 1M to 2M, programming sheep to avoid clutter, and several fixes to issues that have popped up.
In the short time since was released in September 2024, the unique cozy gaming experience has quickly risen to become a beloved title for gamers of all ages and play styles. With its special
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