Linsips Steam news

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• Review score95% positive
• Total reviews43
• Release dateMar 17, 2026
• DeveloperMILQ Games
• PublisherMILQ Games

Genres: Action, Casual, Indie, Free To Play

Company pages: Developer: MILQ GamesPublisher: MILQ Games

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Linsips Steam news

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Latest Steam announcements

• Update 1.26 - 12 April 2026

  Update 1.26- All settings (music, SFX, VSync, fullscreen, language) now persist correctly between sessions, both locally and in Steam Cloud.- Fixed settings not saving in pause menu.- Fixed music and SFX volume not being applied on game startup.- Fixed "Restore Defaults" in pause menu not saving to disk and using wrong default for VSync.

• Update 1.25 - 10 April 2026

  Update 1.25- Level 16 (the tornado level) is now slightly easier: ball max speed reduced to 30 px/s and tornado force decreased.

• Update 1.24 - 26 March 2026

  Update 1.24- Added full Spanish translation- All settings now saved to disk and no progress lost on update- Clearer arrow icons in option menus

• Update 1.22 - 22 March 2026

  Update 1.22- Game now compiles with -march=x86-64 for broader compatibility with older CPUs.- Cursor movement is now also supported via the left analog stick.- Speed can be adjusted directly from keyboard or gamepad without using the cursor.- New Precision mode for keyboard and gamepad, slows the cursor for more accurate line placement.- Cursor auto-hides after 3 seconds of inactivity.

• Linsips is now available! - 17 March 2026

  Linsips is officially here! A free retro action-puzzle game where colorful balls bounce relentlessly across the screen. Your mission: place one horizontal and one vertical line to split them into four quadrants with the exact same number of balls. Once the first line is drawn, there's no going back.Across 20 increasingly chaotic levels, you'll need sharp reflexes, fast pattern recognition, and surgical precision to master the chaos.Featuring authentic OPL3 FM synth music, pixel-perfect MS-DOS aesthetics, keyboard and controller support, all packed in under 600 KB on SteamOS. No bloat, no microtransactions, just pure arcade action.Think you can divide chaos into perfect order? Draw your lines and prove it!

• Linsips Launches March 17 on Steam - 16 March 2026

  Linsips, a retro arcade puzzle game, will be available for free on Steam starting March 17, 2026.As a free game, the solo developer asks for the community's patience and understanding. There may be bugs, rough edges, and difficulty balancing issues in the initial release. These will be addressed and improved over time through updates.All feedback, bug reports, and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

• All levels complete, almost there! - 18 February 2026

  Hey everyone!Quick dev update: all 20 levels of Linsips are now fully designed and playable!What's left? I'm currently working on the OPL3 FM synth soundtrack (because no DOS-era experience is complete without that authentic sound) and polishing a few remaining details to make sure everything feels just right.The finish line is in sight. Stay tuned, and if you haven't yet, add Linsips to your wishlist so you don't miss launch day!

• Welcome to Linsips! - 5 February 2026

  This is our first dev update, thanks for following along!Linsips is a puzzle game about placing two lines to split the screen into four quadrants and distribute bouncing balls equally. Simple concept, but the levels are designed to make you think before you click.Where we are right now:7 levels are done and playable, each introducing a new twist on the core mechanic.The main menu, level select, and all core systems are in place.What's coming next:Music: I'm composing the soundtrack using Furnace, a tracker targeting the OPL3 FM synthesis chip. OPL3 isn't as commonly heard as its older sibling OPL2, the one behind the iconic sound of MS-DOS games, but it's a more capable chip, and I think it'll be a great fit for the game's vibe.More levels: I'm aiming for 20 in total.Stay tuned! More updates soon!

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