TL;DR:
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2D physics interpolation: Should heavily reduce jitter and make the game smoother on higher refresh rates!
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TileMap layers are now separate nodes: Each layer is now its own node. This is huge because it means it’s easier to manage, easier to iterate over, and each layer can have its own settings and move separately.
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Option for checking for engine updates automatically
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Reverse Z for the depth buffer: They made a blog post about this a few days ago.
TileMap layers being separate nodes sounds potentially easier to access each layer, rather than the drop downs.
It’s also a lot easier to manage via code since you could just get children and have each layer have its own group.
The game for the title image is Tristram and it was built in 72 for Ludum Dare. It’s incredible for a weekend jam session. Want to kill a day? It’s easy to put 8 hours into it and it’s free.
