Yullaby has released a new update for its indie puzzler Magnetis, now available for download via Steam. The patch brings a pair of changes including the fixing of screen resolutions and 16/9 modes, along with some fixes for some minor display bugs.

Magnetis has you connecting magnets to start chain reaction explosions for points, offering up to four player competitive play. The update can be applied by owners of the game by restarting the Steam client. A demo for the title is available to try as well. From the change log:

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• Fixed some minor display bugs
• Fixed some screen resolutions & 16/9 modes

Yullaby has announced the release of a playable PC demo for its casual puzzler Magnetis, now available for download via Steam.

The trial version includes time attack mode and (interestingly) online leaderboards and achievements are also included. Exactly to what extent is unclear, as those game features are generally reserved for those who purchase the title.

Magnetis is available now for $5 on Steam. An update for the game has also been released that brings among other things the aforementioned online leaderboards, change log follows.

A couple weeks ago we wrote to inform you that Magnetis, a unique puzzler by Yullaby, had been released to Valve’s own Steam digital distribution store for the ripe ol’ price of $5. Today, we continue with that same announcement, only in WiiWare flavor. Yullaby has announced this week that Magnetis is now available on the North American WiiWare store.

For those who don’t remember, or who don’t feel like clicking back to our old article, Magentis is co-op and competitive puzzler where players must match magnets and attractions in order to cause huge chain reactions and score massive points. A co-op/competitive puzzler is actually kind of rare — rarer than the single player variety anyways — so this one might be worth taking a gander at if your interested.

The game is available for 500 Wii points.

Developer Yullaby has announced the release of its casual puzzler Magnetis on Steam. The title offers up four person co-op and competitive gameplay where players connect magnets with matching attractions to cause electric explosions, resulting in massive chain reactions and higher multipliers.

Packing three solo modes and three multiplayer modes (Battle, Teamplay and Co-op) and boasting an old school 8bit-esque soundtrack, the frantic puzzler tests you to think quick and plan ahead, anticipating the connections that will result in the most points.

The game’s joining of Valve’s digital distribution hub marks the official US release following a PC and WiiWare release in the UK. Magnetis is available now for that smooth indie price of $5.