Indie developer titolovesyou and publisher DreadXP have released a support-focused update for their horror shooter Pigface, currently in Early Access. The update introduces full controller support, key rebinding options, and Steam Cloud saves to enhance player accessibility. This comes as the team continues development on the title.
The update for Pigface, a gritty horror shooter, emphasizes support features to improve the player experience. Players can now use controllers alongside keyboard and mouse inputs, rebind keys for personalized controls, and utilize Steam Cloud saves for seamless play across devices. These additions aim to make the game more accessible, particularly for those preferring alternative input methods.
In Pigface, players assume the role of Exit, a character with a troubled past who awakens in a warehouse with an explosive device implanted in her skull. A mysterious voice on the phone instructs her: "If it feels like something's been implanted at the base of your skull, that's because there has. It's in your best interest to listen to me." Forced into cooperation, Exit undertakes combat sandbox-style missions as a gun-for-hire to earn money and upgrade her arsenal from the Black Market.
Key gameplay elements include purchasing weapons, armor, and equipment, as well as unlocking masks that grant various abilities to customize playstyles—whether charging in with bullets, using melee weapons like a rusty pipe, setting traps, or sneaking undetected. The game blends blackmail-driven narrative with flexible mission completion, allowing players to expand their loadout and uncover the puppet master behind the operations.
This support-centric patch caps off the year for Pigface, which remains in Early Access as development progresses.
