Nimbly Games has released a new update for its airborne multiplayer arcade game Altitude, now available for download via Steam. The new patch adds several new items including an offline mode which allows players to take part in training and skirmish modes without an internet connection.

Additionally, a list of new additions and changes to the title have been listed with the update as well. You can check out the demo for free here.

From the change log:

Altitude Update Released

Added “Offline Mode” for convenient access to training and skirmish modes when playing without an internet connection

New mouse control configurations available under Options -> Controls -> Mouse Navigation:

• Turning and Throttle — control orientation and throttle using the mouse (default)
• Turning Only — control orientation with the mouse and throttle with the keyboard (best for mouse+reverse thrust)
• Disabled (prevent accidental switches to mouse mode)

Added configurable bot count to Training -> Skirmish

Added “Reconnect” option when disconnected from a server

Added (reason) to “has left the game” chat notifications for unusual exits (connection lost, ping kick, banned for )

New console command “connect” (ex: press F1 to open console, type “connect 75.102.27.114:40004″ to join the server at that IP:Port)

Server Configurator: added tooltips for “HTTP Map Download Source” and “Admin Account IDs

Added server log warning “LAN mode — only servers on local area network will see this server” when running with “LAN server” enabled.

JSON server log message “clientAdd” — added ‘aceRank’ and ‘level’ attributes

Fixed visual artifacts when wrapping around map edges in spectator mode

Fixed rendering issue along bottom of ball_lostcity

Fixed a few bugs

High-Rez Studios has released a new update for its MMO shooter Global Agenda, now available for download via Steam. The patch brings a list of new improvements, tweaks and fixes; highlights include modifying the XP required to reach each level, AvA, PvE and PvP notes and more.

The file can be downloaded automatically now via the Steam client for owners of the game.

From the change log:

General

The amount of XP required to reach each level has been modified. Players will now progress through the earlier levels significantly faster. Based on this change, players may automatically advance by several levels upon their first login following this change

Moving from Level 5 to 6 now requires 1,000 XP instead of 2,000

Levels 6 through10 now require 2,000 XP per level instead of 4,000

Levels 11 to 15 now require 4,000 XP per level instead of 8,000

Levels 16 to 20 now require 8,000 XP per level instead of 12,000

PvE

Re-added option to “Wait for a Balanced Team” when joining the Team Special Ops queues. This option is available only if you are joining the queue alone (not in a pre-made team). If chosen, this option will match you only with groups that have one player of each class.

Increased XP award for killing Minion_Android_B in PvE missions

Loot tables for Low and Medium Special Ops PvE mission were modified to award loot more appropriate to the level ranges playing these missions.

Solo Rookie Special Ops queue now requires Level 10, Solo Advanced Requires Level 20, Solo Expert requires Level 30

PvP

Mercenary PvP queue now requires Level 10 to play (previously Level 8). Note that, in the new XP system, players will reach Level 10 in less time than it previously took to reach Level 8.

Mercenary PvP queue now accepts teams of up to 4 players. Solo players may choose the checkbox “Only join matches without teams” to ensure they only join matches with other solo players

AvA

Variety of bug fixes to Agency-vs-Agency gameplay

Other

Oathbreaker Boost (Medic) now does damage to bots, turrets and other mechanicals (bug fix).

New medics now receive poison grenade in starter equipment.

Some modifications were made to optimize login and character select, as well as some other in-game functions, on higher latency network connections.

A bug was fixed in which some armor was not being bound to your player immediately upon acquisition.

Steam has listed Zaratustra Productions colorful platformer Eversion, now available for purchase and download via the digital distribution king.

The game has you questing to save the Princess of the Flower Kingdom–stop me if you’ve heard this before–who’s been kidnapped by the Ghulibas of the north. Playing as the brave Zee Tee, you’ll journey through the hidden lands that surround the peaceful kingdom. The high definition version brings achievements, Time Attack levels and leaderboards in addition to the standard game.

The game goes for $5 but is just $4.50 through today if you want to act quick for a marginal amount of savings. From the description and features list:

The Princess of the Flower Kingdom has vanished! She was taken by the Ghulibas of the north, and it is up to brave Zee Tee to rescue her. On his quest, he – and you – will discover the hidden lands behind the peaceful kingdom, and come face to face with secrets that will set you on edge!

This is the high-definition version of indie fan favorite Eversion, now with Steam support! Complete achievements and compete against your friends in Time Attack levels!

Key features:

• Retro-style platform gameplay
• Dimension-shifting gameplay changes the level around you
• Explore eight carefully crafted unique worlds
• Hand-drawn pixel art, legitimate indie-style
• Surprising plot twists
• Game length ideal for busy videogame fans
• Three different endings
• Extra entertainment value when played alone at night
• An unforgettable experience