Parkitect has an official Korean translation now, and the Dutch translation received a complete overhaul.
The game is by far the most popular in Germany, the US and Korea currently, so we hope the addition of a Korean translation and Korean font support will make the game more comfortable to play.
Parkitect also always had a large amount of players from the Netherlands since the beginning. The Dutch translation had become very incomplete over the years, so it was time for an update :)
We know there are still some very common languages missing, and of course we will continue adding support for more languages over the coming weeks and months.
Soundtrack
We had some requests to make the soundtrack available as separate download, so if you want to listen to the games music outside of the game you can do so now.
It is now available on Steam.
If you have backed our Kickstarter at the Soundtrack tier or bought the Soundtrack Edition directly from our website you can find the soundtrack as a separate download in your Humble library now. If you’re not using a Humble account and lost your download link please use the Resender to retrieve it.
Changelog (Version 1.2a)
- added Korean translation
- updated Dutch translation
- added stripe pattern to sources of bad decoration rating to make them easier to distinguish from undecorated areas
- small campaign adjustments
- made info pips (no resources, no path connection etc) click-through while building something
- improved ghost train visibility when a visualization view is enabled
- fixed a case where water could disappear in unexpected places when terraforming
- fixed very short rides being more exciting than they should be and 1-2 other small exploits
- fixed a memory leak