Tie Me Up 0.68 Released!

Good news, everyone!

It's been a long, long time since the last update.  I want to thank all of you for your epic +1 patience.

I'm pleased to say that a new version, 0.68, has just been uploaded to Dropbox.  You can find the download link here:

https://www.deviantart.com/users/outgoing?https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bw6q8w46njpzhvl/AADNu-3_aVSPKWhnCwDAer2Ea?dl=0 

Although it's not in the documentation, an unfinished version of the upcoming Carrying mechanic is present.  Press space on a tied NPC to pick them up and carry them.  It's pretty buggy at the moment and the only way to drop an NPC is to take them to the back of the car parked outside.

I've also added a new level in this version, the Office!

It's not finished yet, but the general layout is there and I've added NPCs.  I've finished most of the lighting work and I still need to add furniture, but it's ready to be played.  Feel free to leave feedback on the level, I'd love to hear your opinions on how it plays.

Oh, and there's a surprise in the level too.  It's not hard to find.   >; D

Cheers everyone!

Changelog:

-  Help bubbles now work for all NPCs
-  Updated engine to 2020.3.0f1
-  Fixed broken second level
-  Added proper icons for levels in main menu level select
-  Moved readme file to base game directory
-  Changed colour space to linear
-  Added new level, the Office!
-  Although NPCs can't see you through the windows when you're outside, they can still hear you run!
         -  They can see you through windows inside the building
         -  There's a surprise lurking in the building....
-  Carrying behaviour is (sort of) added
         -  Press space at a tied NPC to pick them up and carry them
         -  It's very buggy right now because we didn't finish coding it at the time this version was built
         -  Once picked up, you can't drop them (yet).  You need to deposit them in the car trunk by walking up behind it while carrying your captive
-  Secretary upset about being pronounced dead
         -  Told her the insurance was paid in Bitcoins, which are very valuable.