Supporters get to experience the episode before the general public release.
The game updates automatically at campfires and specific zone transitions.
The Supporter V8 build represents the most polished look at Episode 1 to date. It serves as both a proof of concept and an interactive sandbox for dedicated fans. Key updates in this version include:
Beasts in the Sun is currently available on PC. New players can find guides for everything from 100% savefile installation to walkthroughs on community platforms. Fans often track the latest "Supporter" builds to see new scenes and mechanics before they reach the general public alpha release. Share public link
This supporter-exclusive build focuses on refining the survival experience and adding new modes for exploration:
Animo has stated in a Supporter-exclusive Q&A:
Episode 1 serves as a high-stakes introduction to the series. It establishes a world where survival is a daily struggle against both nature and the titular beasts. While the action is the primary draw, Animo ensures there is enough mystery to keep viewers engaged.
: Backers who follow the creator on platforms like SubscribeStar get access to exclusive testing builds, hidden areas, and specific cinematic interactions. Navigating Episode 1: Tips and Hidden Secrets
Unlike a studio that locks its cut on release day, Animo New treats Episode 1 as a living document. V8 may not be the final version—V9 is already in planning to add ray-traced shadows.
Original: Two Beasts circle each other. Animation feels slightly stiff. V8 Supporter Version: Gait cycles have been completely re-rigged. The Sun Hound now drools molten saliva that sizzles on the ground. The Obsidian Wyrm’s tail whip creates a shockwave that distorts the image (a post-processing effect exclusive to V8). Additionally, a new secondary character—a scavenger bird called a "Vulture-Kin"—has been added to the background, foreshadowing Episode 2.
Supporters get to experience the episode before the general public release.
The game updates automatically at campfires and specific zone transitions.
The Supporter V8 build represents the most polished look at Episode 1 to date. It serves as both a proof of concept and an interactive sandbox for dedicated fans. Key updates in this version include:
Beasts in the Sun is currently available on PC. New players can find guides for everything from 100% savefile installation to walkthroughs on community platforms. Fans often track the latest "Supporter" builds to see new scenes and mechanics before they reach the general public alpha release. Share public link
This supporter-exclusive build focuses on refining the survival experience and adding new modes for exploration:
Animo has stated in a Supporter-exclusive Q&A:
Episode 1 serves as a high-stakes introduction to the series. It establishes a world where survival is a daily struggle against both nature and the titular beasts. While the action is the primary draw, Animo ensures there is enough mystery to keep viewers engaged.
: Backers who follow the creator on platforms like SubscribeStar get access to exclusive testing builds, hidden areas, and specific cinematic interactions. Navigating Episode 1: Tips and Hidden Secrets
Unlike a studio that locks its cut on release day, Animo New treats Episode 1 as a living document. V8 may not be the final version—V9 is already in planning to add ray-traced shadows.
Original: Two Beasts circle each other. Animation feels slightly stiff. V8 Supporter Version: Gait cycles have been completely re-rigged. The Sun Hound now drools molten saliva that sizzles on the ground. The Obsidian Wyrm’s tail whip creates a shockwave that distorts the image (a post-processing effect exclusive to V8). Additionally, a new secondary character—a scavenger bird called a "Vulture-Kin"—has been added to the background, foreshadowing Episode 2.