Saleblazers adds cooking, fishing, and Legacy combat in Hook, Line, and Sizzle!

Fishing and cooking are fully fledged in Saleblazers. The Hook, Line, and Sizzle! update restores much of the faster Legacy combat feel, overhauls shopkeeping and survival, ships a Unity 6.3 engine upgrade, and adds Chef, Fisherman, and Shopkeeper starter classes. It's also the final sandbox-style update; future major updates are planned as story updates.

• Throwing food at someone with G force-feeds them, opening up buffs for allies and debuffs for enemies.
• To cook: add fuel to a campfire or stove, choose a vessel (higher-quality bowls extend recipe duration; no vessel means a skewer), then add ingredients. Everything is physics-based—ingredients can spill, so watch and listen for doneness. Perfectly cooked dishes get bigger bonuses, and some signature recipes require under- or overcooking; one overcooked dish is rumored to deafen eaters.
• Ingredients such as corn, mushrooms, and apples carry 50+ unique cooked attributes. Food can heal you, set you on fire, freeze you into an ice cube, poison you, or boost fishing.
• A bowl can be filled with water (hold E in water) to make soup. Researchable ovens cook hands-off with a completion sound.
• Mixing ingredients can unlock 100+ signature recipes. The new Cooking skill adds bonuses and lets you add more ingredients.
• The right-click inventory menu lets you eat food directly, equip items, set food as bait, mark items as important so employees won't sell them or crafting won't use them, and reserve "Manual" slots that auto-loot won't fill.

• Fish are now visible in the water, and availability shifts by zone, weather, and time, with new types, lengths, and rarities.
• Hold a rod and right-click any food to set it as bait; higher-quality bait attracts fish more easily.
• The physics-based bobber can be moved with WASD, but splashing can scare fish. Mystery bubbles occasionally mark something special.
• Reeling is a minigame: hold S periodically to tire the fish without breaking your line. Longer and rarer catches bring stronger bonuses.
• New researchable rods extend line strength and length. Caught fish can be cooked, sold, displayed in aquarium items, or used as weapons, with bonuses based on type, rarity, length, and Fishing skill.
• The Fishing skill now gives bonuses every few levels, including the ability to scare away fish you've already caught.

• Invulnerability-frame dashing and parrying are available at level 0. Dexterity perks upgrade them: at 10, parries build your combo meter; at 12, parried bullets deal +100% damage; at 60, dash i-frames gain +0.5s and can survive falls.
• Enemies use stamina to block, sprint, and dodge, and stagger more when exhausted. Armor resists stagger: blunt damages armor and is non-lethal, piercing partially bypasses it, and slashing excels against unarmored targets. Tooltips explain the damage types.
• A Combo Heat Streak speeds up attacks, reloads, damage, and movement while you avoid taking hits. Melee lunge, knockdowns, and getting up from ragdolls are all improved.
• Spells home in on nearby targets and can be charged into heavy attacks; high Intelligence extends charge time.
• 70+ item attributes are added, such as critical hits that ignite enemies or bonus damage while hungry or wet.
• Legacy touches return: faster movement and teleports, default 90 FoV with a farther camera, original female-body animations, old dodge and sprint-stop animations, visible HP, colored damage numbers, and damage/heal flashes.

• Shops simulate daily operations while away, with better performance, more patient customers, and fairer reviews—customers leaving without buying no longer leave negative marks. Legacy review feedback, shop music, and customer types return, including elderly gun buyers.
• Pop Pop's starting shop is now more of a fixer-upper; the original "Full" shop remains a world-lobby option.
• Food and drink now grant extra max HP when you're nourished, full hunger passively regenerates health, and last-eaten/drank icons appear under the HP bar. Players using the survival option still take lethal starvation and dehydration damage.
• Other QoL: hold E to quick-use world items, inspect items in chat, red warnings in over-leveled zones, stronger dashes with cooldown starting immediately, and less tripping on ragdolls.
• Unity 6.3 reduces hitching via asynchronous spawning, lowers baseline memory (reported drops from 12 GB to 5 GB on some systems), improves terrain rendering at distance, and streams quests/dialogue from JSON—which also makes them moddable. Tests showed roughly +50% on Steam Deck, +47% on a decent Windows PC, and +71.5% in a large player shop.