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Bug Fixes::There was an issue where the game was not setting the default locale on boot, resulting in some subtitles and notebook text lines showing up as - after restarting the game, the issue wouldn't be there anymore. But this fix resolves the issue on boot…
Bug Fixes: Fix background appearing in incorrect position during camera sceneNodes no longer appear during day 1 overlay animationFixed z-index issue on some plant layers in olg growth trailFixed bug where players could get stuck kicking cable carFixed drawer …
Hello from the Lone Pine dev team! We’re excited to announce that Lone Pine has received support and funding from Screen Australia. Australia has a thriving games industry and we're so thankful to be a part of it. If you’re interested, you can check out more u…
Lone Pine is officially open to the public with the launch of its demo here on Steam, inviting players to explore the fictional national park, take photographs of mythical creatures, and prove their existence.Thank you to everyone who has supported us in getti…
We're excited to announce that our demo will be coming to Steam at the end of the month. It will release on March 24, 8am PT (March 25 in Australia at 1am AEST). In the demo, players can experience the first section of the game and all its core gameplay mechan…
You can keep "jump", the best verb in videogames is "examine". When an adventure game like Lone Pine lets me examine a campfire and also a bin, then has the protagonist comment on them in a way that says something about her as well as about the object she's lo…