Back to Freedom [v0.41] By Bald Games

0.41

• Sandbox update.
• Added 30 more story scenes in the sandbox mode.
• Added 5 new sandbox exclusive scenes: Rachel, Kyler, Naomi, Amirah (x2).
• 57 new clips.
• More events and mechanics from the story have been added to the sandbox mode, such as racing events, sniper missions, and riddle challenges, adding another layer of action variety to this mode.
• Almost all characters are now available in sandbox mode, with a few exceptions that need to wait until the end of the story. The new characters with content available in the sandbox include Alexia, Samantha, Liya, Charlie, Kleio, Canela, Katrina, Ms. Aniston, Ms. Akira, Martina, Nastia, Shalina, and Emily, in addition to extra content added to several other characters.
• The phone in sandbox mode has been completely redesigned. Although the appearance is very similar to the previous one, the phone is now made almost entirely with in-game code, except for the backgrounds, which are now selectable, just like those on the home PC. With this, the phone is now interactive, and you can use it by clicking (or tapping if you’re on mobile) its buttons on the screen. The phone now has four buttons. One for each of the main features: Call, Message, Dating App, and Settings.
  Note: Not all phone features are available in this version and some will be added or improved in future updates.
• Further improved the map. After receiving reports from some players, I realized that the icons for the characters’ houses with their photos, as well as the icons for the girls’ rooms, led players to believe that those characters were in that location at the moment they opened the map, when in fact the photos were only there to indicate who owned that room or house. For this reason, I changed all those icons. Now they no longer contain pictures of characters to avoid confusing players. Other map icons have also been changed to more colorful and vibrant versions.
• The character’s location button (calendar icon) has been moved from the footer to the map, next to the clock icon that advances time. Now you can check the location of each character and their specific conditions directly from the map. A simple quality-of-life change, but one that further improves the map’s functionality, since now players don’t need to leave the map to open the character’s location screen.

General changes:

• The options menu has been slightly improved. It’s cleaner now, and the active option buttons are in green. Also, you now have a new config in the options to change the main character’s name at any time during the game.
• In response to player requests, the number of save slots has been increased to 30 (from 20). Even so, I still recommend that players use the “Save to Disk” option, which lets you have an unlimited number of saves and prevents them from being lost when you clear your browser’s cache.
• The default save feature has also been improved. A prompt now opens whenever you click a save slot, and you can name your saves however you like. If you don’t want to bother naming your saves, the default name will now be the current day of the story, and no longer the text that appeared at the beginning of each passage. Ex: If you save the game when you first reach your house, the save will now be named by default “Day 1 – Monday” instead of something like “Home sweet home. I will finally meet my family again”.
• $7.50 supporters or higher now have a new cheat on the cheats page that adds 10 of every item to the inventory, making it easier to obtain items that are only found at certain points in the story through the drug dealer. The design of the gallery unlock button and the achievements unlock button, available to $10 and $20 supporters, respectively, has also been improved.
• Fixed a minor consistency bug after Lana’s non-corruption route scene on day 42.
• Fixed some typos reported by players.