The iPad version can only be played in the portrait mode and rotating the tablet has no effect on the layout.Ī template sheet the telex would print out after a query is still present in the assets of the latest beta version (0.5.13). They show the line of entrants and the right edge of the border zone but have no effect on the gameplay and are not used for anything. The booth also features two screens on both sides of the counter.
The iPad version of the game has a redesigned portrait interface where many of the features have been relocated. The slot was added after another workaround, an animated hand of the entrant, did not work out. The narrow slot that the entrants use to hand in documents was added around December to bypass the problem of documents appearing from nowhere when entrant gives them to the inspector. The shutter controller was added soon after and was visible in the early build released around December 15, 2012. The rulebook holder has been moved to the left side of the microphone, where the official bulletin holder is in the current release. The build features the weight indicator, the microphone, and the clock and date in their current positions. Īside from the telex screen, the location of items in the booth as they appear in the release version has remained almost the same since the early build released around November 24, 2012. When the rulebook was first introduced, it was located in the lower right corner, where the weight indicator is now. When a clock was added to the lower left corner, where it still appears in the release version, the weight indicator was moved next to it (where the bulletin holder appears now). This idea was never implemented, and the switch serves no gameplay purpose at the moment. The shutters were part of the initial plan to have more events inside the actual booth, such as an entrant pulling a gun on the inspector, in which case the inspector was expected to close the shutters quickly to save himself. The telex handle was also removed and a switch that controls the shutter now appears in its place. Both the microphone and the handle had a counter on them that showed how many different items could be accessed by using them. The handle was used to request information from the central computer, a feature that would become automated in the release version (a results slip now prints out automatically when the fingerprint button is pushed). The microphone served the same purpose as it would later serve in the release version: it is used to view a transcript and ask further questions. Later, a microphone and a telex computer handle were added.
In initial screenshots, the inspector's booth only contained the counter, the weight indicator, and the lines on the back wall to determine the entrants' height. IPad version of the game was released on December 12, 2014, and PS Vita version in Europe and North America on December 12, 2017. A Linux version along with support for the French, German, Spanish, Portuguese (BR), Italian, Japanese, and Russian languages was released on February 12, 2014.
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The OS X and Windows versions were released on August 8, 2013. In May 2013, Lucas Pope announced that his release priority was: During the development, additional ports were occasionally requested on Twitter. The game was developed for OS X (now macOS) and Windows, with OS X being the native environment. 7 The Truth of Arstotzka and the Official Bulletin.
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