Pixel RPG Engine Updates and Changelog

November 11, 2026

5 updatesv1.0.40 to v1.0.44

v1.0.44The quest editor is now fully available in English and German.
v1.0.43The sound section is now available in English and German.
v1.0.42A single switch under Advanced now changes the whole engine interface between German and English.
v1.0.41The game catalog now lets you set up merchants, weather, danger levels and companions, with a row editor for goods and a weather grid.

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v1.0.41Catalog tables display more cleanly, and merchant goods and difficulty settings are now checked for conflicts.
v1.0.40The game catalog now manages professions, talents and abilities, with a level view, skill branches and plain-language requirements.
v1.0.40Several layout fixes make these views easier to read, with larger level images and wrapping text.

November 10, 2026

26 updatesv1.0.14 to v1.0.39

v1.0.39New trapdoor block, triggered by a lever in test play, plus start states you set in the area and lock icons on locked objects.
v1.0.39The arrival location picker no longer cuts off long names, and the editor no longer freezes on trapdoors.
v1.0.38The game catalog now covers combat: enemies, weapons, armor and loot tables, with enemy profiles and loot lists.
v1.0.38Each enemy shows its build status, and loot tables flag missing entries.

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v1.0.37You can now link a key to a door directly in the area view.
v1.0.36The area editor tools now sit in a bar to the left of the map view, with a list of placeable mechanics.
v1.0.34The sound library marks sounds already in use, offers package selection, and lets you click a track to scrub.
v1.0.34Search also shows matches from other categories, and dungeon floors show their painted image in the game view.
v1.0.33Sound points can be placed directly in an area and edited in a floating window or list, with undo.
v1.0.33Ambient rule rows can mix several sounds at once, and area switches load faster.
v1.0.32Pillar staircases are now drawn angled at their southern corners.
v1.0.31You can define what plays in an area as rules with if/then conditions, reorder them, preview them and inherit them.
v1.0.31Labels are easier to read, and crossfades are set either to default or to a number of seconds.
v1.0.30Cliff edges stay straight where a staircase meets them, with the rounding moved to the side.
v1.0.29Area names now also appear in the open-area dialog and the header menu.
v1.0.28Sound effects are now available as presets, and audio buses are set up from your project data.
v1.0.27The sound editor shows areas the same way the engine does, including underground levels and area groups that pass on settings.
v1.0.26Searching and loading the sound catalog is faster, and sound references resolve more quickly.
v1.0.25The game catalog now supports crafting, with recipes, ingredient lists, workbenches and searchable item selection.
v1.0.25Recipes take their image from the result item, single ingredients use singular wording, and the search term stays after rebuilding.
v1.0.24Mines and dungeons now appear in the area tree under the area that holds their entrance.
v1.0.23Gates, levers, pressure plates and torches are now available as building blocks in wood, iron and stone styles.
v1.0.22The game catalog adds a sortable table view with inline editing and an undo button.
v1.0.22Mining and gathering are now part of the catalog data, and several table display issues are fixed.
v1.0.21The selection panel now shows how to link the selected block to other blocks.
v1.0.20The new game catalog lets you browse, edit, validate and undo changes to all game data in one place.
v1.0.20Entries still referenced elsewhere are protected from deletion, and each entry shows where it is used and obtained.
v1.0.18A new rules block lets you set the lights from the painted floor image in the game.
v1.0.17Torches, wall torches, glowing crystals, locked doors and keys are now available as ready-made building blocks.
v1.0.16The dungeon editor now shows the painted image of each dungeon floor.
v1.0.15Rule building blocks stay available with a pack selected, and search now finds items like gates, levers and torches.
v1.0.14The game systems list now shows your real areas before test areas.

November 9, 2026

13 updatesv1.0.1 to v1.0.13

v1.0.13Undoing a placed or removed staircase now correctly restores the surrounding cliff graphics.
v1.0.12Generated tile transitions no longer end up in your base tileset, and a cleanup tool removes old leftovers.
v1.0.11Click a quest in the quest overview to open it, with its name and follow-up quests shown directly.
v1.0.10In the quest editor, requirement and unlock labels now sit clearly below each quest box, with more room for stages.

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v1.0.9The dungeon editor toolbar and status bar now wrap, so the editor never grows wider than the window.
v1.0.8Open ladders in dungeons now use their own path graphic.
v1.0.7The header adjusts when elements on the right grow wider, and the version number appears next to Start Game.
v1.0.6The quest preview now fits any area size, and stage rows in the check list have more spacing.
v1.0.4Placing a ramp, path or stair stamp from the side now correctly builds wall stairs.
v1.0.3Every sub-tool slider now has a reset button that restores its default value.
v1.0.2Sub-tool panels for brush, barriers, hills and stairs are now compact, dark like the toolbar, with toggle bars.
v1.0.2Colour options use round colour dots, and group titles are formatted consistently.
v1.0.1The area tree is easier to read, with darker text, a highlighted active row and guide lines.
v1.0.1The create button now sits next to the search field, and the buttons on the right are slimmer.

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