Changelog:

• Major graphics overhaul

• Major performance optimization

• Adjusted the default graphical settings

• Fixed few memory leaks

• Fixed lights & shadows flickering

• Added key binds to skip forward/backward 30 minutes in time ("F9" & "F11")

• Street lights turn on earlier than sunset for better visibility

• Created a dev/cheat menu using the button (~)

• Fixed engine animations

• Fixed cars being squatted/lifted in the dealer

• Fixed major physics bug in the suspension causing cars to fly when hitting curbs

• Improved the character's movement and friction

• Reworked the car selection menu to fix issues with certain resolutions

• Added a confirmation menu when starting a new career

• Added extra safety checks to prevent accidentally loading into a corrupted save

• Major improvements to loading times

• Fixed sound reverb when driving in open areas

• Fixed photo-mode camera sensitivity

• Adjusted UI size for high resolutions & Improved cursor quality

• Reworked the lift system (separate up & down movements with UI buttons with "steps")

• Various bug fixes and improvements

Notes :

• The cheat code has been removed with the integration of the cheat menu since the cheat code seemed to be confusing for some players

• This update has nothing to do with the Unreal Engine 5 progress and it won't slow it down as I am the unity version developer known as "Moh" aka "Impala67" and I am not on the UE5 team, I just tried to do something that hopefully you will like and help you enjoy the game a bit more till the release of the UE5 version

• A former member of the development team for the unity version known as "Amris" and myself are working on little content update for the next update that we hope you like, stay tuned!

• Feel free to suggest features/simple content for the current Unity version that you would like to see in upcoming updates and we will do our best to add them

Hope you enjoy it!

Hello everyone,

Some of you may have noticed that the game is now titled Apex Point: Prologue. This change was necessary because Steam doesn't allow two games from the same developer account to share the same name.

If you’ve searched for the game recently, you might have come across a new AppID named APEX POINT. That’s because we are currently preparing the new store page for the upcoming UE5 version, and this title change reflects that transition.

What this means for you:

When you purchased Apex Point, you actually bought a bundle containing the Steam application Apex Point (now renamed to Apex Point: Prologue). This setup allows us to later include the new UE5 version in the same bundle. So once it’s ready, everyone who previously purchased Apex Point will automatically gain access to the new version — at no extra cost.

We still have a long road ahead, but development is going much better than it was in the past few months. We’ll make sure to share meaningful updates with you whenever we can.

Thank you all for your continued support especially during the tougher times when we faced heavy criticism. We know some of you have been waiting a long time for updates, and we truly apologize for that. There’s no excuse only our commitment to deliver something worth your patience.

Elias "malongotemp0"