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Revision as of 03:00, 19 July 2018
This is a WIP page!
As Yume 2kki is incomplete, the content within the game is subject to change due to additions and revisions in each update.
This page lists changes to the game across each version released.
Version 0.106
Version 0.105
Version 0.104
Ver 0.104i
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- The Music room's interface was replaced with a new grid-based system.
- An event was added that will trigger if you wake up after killing too many NPCs.
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Ver 0.104c
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Ver 0.104b
| Contributing Authors: natl
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Ver 0.104a
| Contributing Authors: <?>
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Ver 0.104
| Contributing Authors: natl
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Version 0.103
Version 0.102
Ver 0.102i
| Contributing Authors: 185 Go
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Ver 0.102h
| Contributing Authors: Category:Mike
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Ver 0.102g
| Contributing Authors: 710
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Ver 0.102f
| Contributing Authors: Kuraud
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Ver 0.102e
| Contributing Authors: Mosenite
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Ver 0.102d
| Contributing Authors: GALAXY
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Ver 0.102c
| Contributing Authors: GALAXY
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Ver 0.102b
| Contributing Authors: Yeris
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Ver 0.102a
| Contributing Authors: Mugen (Fantasy)
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Ver 0.102
| Contributing Authors: 185 Go
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Version 0.101
Version 0.090
Version 0.99
Version 0.99i
| Contributing Authors: Tonden
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Version 0.99h
| Contributing Authors: 710
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Version 0.99g
| Contributing Authors: Yuki-Hitsuji
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Version 0.99f
| Contributing Authors: dedp
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Version 0.99e
| Contributing Authors: Kuraud
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Version 0.99d
| Contributing Authors: 710
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Version 0.99c
| Contributing Authors: WXeoWvpbbM
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Version 0.99b
| Contributing Authors: Yuki-Hitsuji
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Version 0.99a
| Contributing Authors: Kuraud
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Version 0.99
| Contributing Authors: dedp
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Version 0.98
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| Contributing Authors: 710
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Version 0.98h
| Contributing Authors: TKp9vEGEfhCD
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Version 0.98g
| Contributing Authors: Zenmaigahara
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Version 0.98f
| Contributing Authors: TKp9vEGEfhCD
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Version 0.98e
| Contributing Authors: Yuki-Hitsuji
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Version 0.98d
| Contributing Authors: WXeoWvpbbM
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Version 0.98c
| Contributing Authors: dedp
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Version 0.98b
| Contributing Authors: Yuki-Hitsuji
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Version 0.98a
| Contributing Authors: dedp
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Version 0.98
| Contributing Authors: Kuraud
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Version 0.79
| Contributing Authors: INT
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Version 0.060
Version 0.69
| Contributing Authors: dedp
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Version 0.050
Version 0.59
| Contributing Authors: Pinu
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Version 0.040
Version 0.49b
| Contributing Authors: HAL
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Version 0.030
Version 0.39
Version 0.38
Version 0.37
Version 0.36
| Contributing Authors: 20
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- Version 0.036 is the first release to feature Urotsuki herself, and marks a design shift towards the game we know today.
- The only dream world in this version was an early version of the Library, which contained a few texts and the Telephone effect.
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Version 0.35
| Contributing Authors: 30
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| Version 0.035 was the last version to feature the first set of dreamworlds. At the end of this era of the game's development history, the availiable dream worlds were:
- A world accessible through a bright pink door with "Love" written across it.
- This world had a white textured floor and pink square walls, and featured a humanoid creature with a telephone for a head, men with hearts for bodies, and a pink tribal mask (which appears in the cafe in the Highway)
- A world accessible through a dark purple door adorned with eyes.
- This world was made of grey and beige tiles, and featured floating eyeballs, some of which were star-shaped, and a creature with the body of an old-timey phone (who also appears in the cafe in the Highway)
- The level geometry of this area was shaped like various monstrous creatures heads, featuring a skeleton and something resembling a werewolf.
- A world accessible through a door wrapped in tentacles, that lead to an empty area that would kick you out after a few seconds.
- A desaturated red & black area with an eye motif on the ground and many staircases that go up and down between different levels of the area. If you step on a firey space on the second floor, the background would start spinning, accompanied by the sound of a roaring fire.
- An area with a slippery glass floor, and 3 possible paths to choose.
- The blue path lead to a small graveyard, with a single grave that would startle the protagonist when interacted with.
- The green path lead to a molten area filled with bones, where you could find a cat that would meow at you.
- And finally, the red path lead to a rocky area filled with many small metal squares, one of which was alive and would run away from you if you noticed it.
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- Version 0.035b marks the end of the era of production where the boy in the grey hoodie was the protagonist, and features the first version of Urotsuki's Room.
- The very rough dream worlds from previous versions were removed in 0.035b, with the first incarnation of the Library taking their place.
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Version 0.33
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Version 0.32
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Version 0.31
Version 0.010
Version 0.03
Version 0.00
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- First mockup version of the game, released by the OP of the production thread.
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