Past Friday we pushed a massive update of the game. It was all about structural changes - nothing visible, except a few things. All because of one goal:

PoliCromix enters Steam review phase

Over the past weeks, we’ve been preparing PoliCromix for its upcoming release on Steam. As part of that process, the game has now been submitted for Steam review, marking an important milestone for the project.

To support this step, Beta 9 was deployed across all platforms (web, Android and, well, Steam). The focus of this update was to align gameplay behavior and progression rules, ensuring a consistent and reliable experience regardless of where the game is accessed.

Some features in PoliCromix are introduced progressively, depending on platform readiness and release requirements. This approach allows us to maintain stability while continuing to expand and refine the game over time.

While the Steam review is underway, work continues on polishing the store presence, including a gameplay trailer and additional materials. As always, we’ll share more updates as they become available.

Other changes

While most of the code was changed to bring the Steam version up, several things were fixed or improved.

• Introduced UI translations and added Spanish.
  Note: only the UI was translated. Contents are still in English.
• Added check on the session storage getter to prevent crashes on undefined vars.
• Added discount info on the shop product page and tuned listing.
• Added fallback for bootstrap info that isn't present.

Thank you to everyone who has been following and supporting PoliCromix so far.

We'll keep going further.

One last thing

As part of the listing process, we added a forum on Steam for LAVA SoftWorks (developer/publisher). You can find it here:

steamcommunity.com/groups/lavasoftworks

We'll post Steam-specific updates there.