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- Patch Title: Update 1.21 brings two new tracks and more!
- Patch Release Date: April 17, 2024
The developer of Trombone Champ has released a new update for the game on April 17, 2024. Here are the new things that you should expect to see or change on this new update. This information was curated directly from the official announcement on Steam.
Wow! Trombone Champ has been updated to 1.21D! This isn’t a huge update, and mostly adds two songs: “Korobeiniki” and “Hello! Ma Baby!” We really love both of these tracks… especially “Korobeiniki,” which is probably the most fun tempo-changing track we’ve made so far.
⚠️ As usual, this update may require updating some mods! In the meantime, if you need to, you can play the previous version of the game (1.19) by right-clicking the game in Steam, choosing Properties, clicking the Betas tab, and choosing last_version in the dropdown.
Temporarily, this branch is going two versions back instead of one, since there’s such a technical jump from 1.19 to 1.20 (anyone using 1.19 for any reason will probably have their stuff broken by 1.20, which introduced localization and really shuffles around the game files).
But please, we beg of you – switch back to the newest version whenever you can!
This is a fairly small and simple update, but we’re also working on bigger stuff! We mainly wanted to get some new content out quickly, because the Nintendo Switch version of the game hasn’t received a content update in a very long time. This is because we were swamped with PC localization work for a solid month!
Anyways, here’s everything that’s new in this update:
- New tracks: “Korobeiniki” and “Hello! Ma Baby!”
- Replaced “The Blue Danube Waltz” with a much, much better-sounding version, plus made the background animations nicer. People complained about this track a while ago, and we finally realized how bad it was. Apologies!
- New setting: “Streamer Mode,” in the Audio section, which completely hides tracks from the base game that may possibly get flagged during streams. With this checked, you should be able to play the base game to your heart’s content without worrying about any songs getting flagged.
- Small updates and fixes to localized copy.
- Many optimizations to assets in the Baboon screen, which should load slightly faster now – with more to come!
We have a variety of bigger updates (new features) & smaller updates (new songs, new content) coming down the pipeline… Don’t worry, we hear you in the comments! We know what we should be working on!
Thank you for your patience, and happy tooting!
-Holy Wow Studios
To learn more about this new update, check the official source mentioned above.