Ring Out 1.6
Windows is a supported platform. The runtime, the recompiler and the module all build for it, and the installer carries a toolchain so you can build your own module from your own disc with nothing else installed. Netplay works between Windows and Linux, verified on two machines over 400 frames with identical state on both ends.
New in the pause menu (Escape):
- SHOTS — a gallery of your screenshots (F9)
- STATES — every save slot with a preview picture
- REPLAYS — record a match and play it back; recordings are portable between machines
The overlay is restyled to sit beside the game's own panels.
Fixes worth naming:
- The GPL source offer in the Steam Deck package pointed at a repository nobody can reach. Every release through 1.5.2 shipped that. It resolves now.
- A controller profile could name a device that does not exist, which binds to nothing at all and reports no error. An affected profile is repaired on launch.
- Netplay compatibility is keyed on the release version rather than on where the binary was built, so two machines on 1.6 can play each other whoever compiled them. Both players need 1.6.
Downloads: Linux desktop, Steam Deck, and Windows (installer or zip). No package contains game data — you supply your own disc and it is recompiled on your machine.