Previously, the creature followed predictable, semi-randomized patrol routes through the main corridors. In v1.52, the AI has been rewritten to actively exploit the ship’s ventilation system. If a player seals a blast door, the creature will no longer wait idly; it will actively seek alternative vent routes, forcing players to constantly monitor overhead shafts. 2. Bioscanner Calibrations ("Are... UPD")
Reception remains mixed but engaged. Veteran players have noted that the alien designs are becoming increasingly experimental, which has led to polarized feedback regarding the art style. However, the inclusion of new "Jump" mechanics—inspired by the JumpChain community—has provided fresh ways for players to interact with the game world.
Developed for Windows and typically categorized as a "machine translation" or unofficial release in Western databases.
As more crew members encountered the creature, panic began to set in. Some thought it was a ghost or a hallucination, while others believed it was an alien entity that had infiltrated their ship. Creature Reaction Inside The Ship- -v1.52- -Are... UPD
: Resolves a bug where mid-encounter saves would corrupt if an anomaly was active.
For those unfamiliar with the term, -v1.52- -Are... UPD refers to a series of unexplained events and observations that have been reported in relation to a mysterious entity or presence, often associated with a ship or a vessel. The designation "-v1.52-" seems to indicate a specific version or iteration of this phenomenon, while "-Are... UPD" suggests a sense of uncertainty or questioning.
Players must constantly check the ship's internal radar. Veteran players have noted that the alien designs
Flashlights and internal security turrets exhaust power grids quickly. Run automated sweeps only when audible noise cues indicate an organism is directly above your sector.
Pulse-based delays; shows "Ghost Echoes" in high-radiation zones. Static consumption per minute. Dynamic drain based on room distance and interference. False Positives None; every blip was the creature.
Entities now react to your line of sight. If spotted, they may retreat into the darkness to reposition rather than immediately charging, increasing tension during long treks through the lower decks. Technical Fixes [UPD] For the creature
The ship had always been a world unto itself: steel ribs groaning softly, a maze of narrow corridors, and rooms that smelled faintly of oil and dried coffee. For the crew, routine lived in those smells and sounds. For the creature, the ship was an ocean of shadows and opportunity. v1.52—what the engineers jokingly called the patch that “improved behavioral responses”—had changed something fundamental about how that creature reacted to us. It was subtle at first, then unmistakable: the familiar predator had grown new habits, and everyone aboard felt the shift like a current underfoot.
船内に謎の生命反応アリ! Creature Reaction Inside the Ship!