Omni has rolled out a new update for its unique space exploration title Eufloria, now available for download. The patch brings the game up to v2.03, adding some new features along with a bundle of bug fixes and improvements to the 2009 IGF Finalist.

A screenshot function had been added along with an attributes setting feature, with fixes for issues including AI, seedlings and a crash issue.

The patch is available now on Impulse via an update and can also be downloaded manually from here along with an updated demo. From the change log:

Eufloria v2.03

• Adds screenshots on F9.
• Fixes AI not planting flowers on Dyson trees.
• Fixes seedlings not attacking high-altitude enemies attacking trees.
• Fixes laser mine sending crash
• Asteroids can be moved in script at runtime with asteroid:MoveBy(x,y) and asteroid:MoveTo(x,y) (Cannot be moved out of world bounds)
• Adds flowers and mines to asteroids with script commands asteroid:AddFlower(), asteroid:AddFlower(faction) and asteroid:AddMine(), asteroid:AddMine(faction) (returns object created or nil)
• Queries number of present flowers, mines with asteroid:GetNumFlowers(faction) and asteroid:GetNumMines(faction)
• Accesses present flowers, mines with asteroid:GetFlower(faction) and asteroid:GetMine(faction) (may return nil if none present)
• Sends flowers and mines with flower:SendTo(asteroid) and mine:SendTo(asteroid)
• Sets attributes on any game entity (asteroid, seedling, tree, mine, flower, etc) using SetStrength, SetSpeed, SetEnergy – results are untested and may not work as desired
• Adds seedlings of a particular type to any faction on an asteroid with asteroid:AddSeedlings(number, faction, energy, strength, speed) where attributes are from 0.0 to 1.0
• Removes seedlings from asteroids using asteroid:RemoveSeedlings(faction, number) which will remove random seedlings up to amount ‘number’ or the currently present population

Amanita Design, Broken Rules, Cipher Prime, Citeremis, Hemisphere Games and Omni Systems are feeling generous. The six developers have got together and decided to offer their games in one bundle for a very low price.

The Indie <3 Bundle comprises six games: And Yet It Moves, Auditorium, Aztaka, Eufloria, Machinarium and Osmos. You can have them all for just $20. Considering Machinarium alone goes for that price (and is worth it), it’s a hard offer to pass up — unless you already own the majority of the list.

And if you own all of them save Aztaka, it might be easier to just win it.

[via The Indie Bundle]

Today brings the release of Rudolf Kremers & Alex May’s ambient RTS title Eufloria (formerly known as Dyson) onto Steam and Direct2Drive PC platforms. The IGF finalist brings a single player campaign with 25 levels, a skirmish mode, and an additional unlockable mode with new graphics and tougher AI.

The game runs $20 and is available now, if you’d like to try out the game first you can check out the demo. If the $20 price tag runs a little high for your pockets, your best bet is to wait for a sale, as they’ve been known to happen with these digital distributor types.

Rudolf Kremers & Alex May, developers of the indie space exploration strategy title Eufloria have released a playable demo in front of the full game’s launch tomorrow, October 20. Offering a good portion of what’s available in the full game, the dev points out that the title has seen massive changes since the IGF version of the title (previously known as Dyson) was shown off.

The demo can be downloaded on the official site for the game, and remember: Steam is offering a pre-purchase sale of 25% off to those who buy before the game unlocks on the digital distribution hub; which happens to be less than 24 hours away so get on it.

Rudolf Kremers & Alex May’s indie strategy title Eufloria has been listed on Steam and is now available for pre-purchase. The 2009 IGF finalist is being offered at 25% off to those who buy before it’s release next Tuesday.

The unique title features space exploration and conquest through “themes of plant growth and bio mechanical evolution.” Much of the content is procedurally generated making it so a level is never the same twice through.

Eufloria hits PC via Steam October 20.