A Gummy’s Life (Switch): Software updates (latest: Ver. 1.1.2)

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On this page, you will find all there is to know about the various Software updates for A Gummy’s Life on Nintendo Switch (originally released on September 25th 2018 in Europe and North America, and November 25th 2021 in Japan)!

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A Gummy’s Life – Ver. 1.1.2

Release date:March 4th 2022 (North America, Europe) / March 5th 2022 (Japan)
Patch notes:

New map: Altar!

You can now test your abilities in a new way in this yummy new map, where you’ll be able to get a bit of a power up… If you can beat your friends to it! Enjoy it in every gameplay mode available and become the sweetest gummy to win!

Getting lost?

If you frequently find yourself getting lost in the midst of all the gummies, this patch is for you! You can now ping yourself on the screen by pressing tab on the keyboard or L3 on your controller, and locate your character in the carnage.

Other small fixes:

Fixed a bug that appeared when grabbing a door in Robox in the online mode

Fixed desynchronization of Hot Potato mode in online matches

Fixed bad synchronization of KO’d players in online mode

Additional notes: none.
Source: EP Games (Steam)

A Gummy’s Life – Ver. 1.1.1

Release date: January 28th 2022 (North America, Europe) / January 29th 2022 (Japan)
Patch notes:

Private online matches can now be set up like local matches:

3 game modes available – Free for all, Hot Potato and King of the Hill;

all maps to choose from;

matches up to 10 random maps

Added Korean language

Now, when you leave a local match after the first round, a game played will be added to your statistics and also a game won to the winner’s profile

Now the game will get muted when it’s not focused

If a gummy gets stuck between the numbers in Clockwork when the floor goes down, it will explode after some seconds.

Additional notes: none.
Source: EP Games (Steam)

A Gummy’s Life – Ver. 1.1.0a

Release date: November 18th 2021 (North America, Europe)
Patch notes:

Improvements

Players playing on Nintendo Switch will be represented with its platform logo.

The process of entering an online match with WIFI connections has been improved.

Matches in progress will now appear at the bottom of the list of matches.

Fixes

When equipping a cosmetic that your gummy can’t equip, it was erased, but the “equipped” VFX appeared, instead of the “broken” VFX.

Some statistics were not being recorded properly in online matches.

When playing with “End round with only AIs left”, in some cases Draw was not given properly.

Additional notes: none.
Source: EP Games (Steam)

A Gummy’s Life – Ver. 1.1.0

Release date: September 24th 2021 (North America, Europe)
Patch notes:

Cosmetics! Different hats and glasses have been added for each of your gummies to keep fighting crazily, but stylish! You’ll be able to unlock them by playing online (matchmaking)

3 new maps available

The training map is now also selectable for local play

2 new unlockable gummies

New unlockable difficulty mode

Full rework of the grabbing system: more freedom, less vibrations, better flow

The AIs will now be able to drive the tractor: watch out!

Improved AIs behavior to follow you to places where they couldn’t before: run for your life!

The slippery stat will now also involve the ability of gummies to get up from KO a little faster

The upwards speed when jumping is now limited to avoid rare cases of speeding up due to collision forces between players

Improved movements of Plank and Tackle to be faster and smoother

The hexagons in BeeCareful will recover its original color much slower now after being stepped on

You can now pass the potato by driving through another gummy with the tractor in Hot Potato mode

The cannon balls in Powxels will knock out at least 0.1s

In Robox, the sugar splats on the belts will now move with them

The AIs will now choose more varied colors for their gummies

Clear Stats button changed for Delete Profile

The number of rounds played/to be played will now be shown together with the scoreboard

Descriptions of the different game modes will be shown when hovering or changing the modes in Map Selection

The scoreboard will now be shown when announcing the global scores at the end of the match

Additional notes: none.
Source: EP Games (Steam)

A Gummy’s Life – Ver. 1.0.3c

Release date: May 6th 2021 (North America, Europe)
Patch notes:

Fixes

AIs used to take control over the player’s gummy in rare cases of a bit of lag detected; we have a system to ensure other players can still play if one loses connection, but hey, a bit of lag should not make you lose your character!

Gummies would get stuck in the online hub if they got out & in of a game very quickly; we explained to them how agile humans are and they’ll handle it better from now on.

Fixed an issue with the internal clock synchronization in online mode that caused, on some ocassions, that other players were not seen moving.

Sudden death after a draw at the end of an online game was not working, but there can only be one champion!

Additional notes: none.
Source: EP Games (Steam)

A Gummy’s Life – Ver. 1.0.3b

Release date: March 25th 2021 (North America, Europe)
Patch notes:

Improvements

You can now raise your arms up in the character selection screen even if you didn’t lock your gummy, to make it easier to recognize your spot in the screen.

Fixes

You can unlock the Egg again, an evil bug made it impossible, sorry!

Fixed the height being wrongly displayed on some texts.

Fixed some rare cases with the pause menu.

Additional notes: none.
Source: EP Games (Steam)

A Gummy’s Life – Ver. 1.0.3a

Release date: January 22nd 2021 (North America, Europe)
Patch notes:

Improvements

The Gummy Ring now has a purple color.

The names of players will now show correctly with the game font in all languages.

Improved the online synchronization of multiple jumps and falls (on Dakongo’s liana for example).

Improved the online synchronization of the movement in Tagada.

Improved performance in Tagada.

Better movement feeling with high FPS in Tagada.

Fixes

Sometimes KO’d gummies would not replicate the correct position in online mode.

Some gummies had their arm vibrating when using the Bowing Taunt.

In rare cases a player disappeared in the online mode until the next level.

The player boxes on Robox were not synchronizing as they were supposed to.

Additional notes: none.
Source: EP Games (Steam)

A Gummy’s Life – Ver. 1.0.3

Release date: December 16th 2020 (North America, Europe)
Patch notes:

Dual Platform Improvements

Get to hopping – players can now jump on top of A Frog’s Life cars.

Collisions on moving platforms have been reworked and are now extra smooth.

Training mode now starts immediately instead of with a countdown, start practicing landing those hooks and jabs.

Improved synchronization of online player movements and jumps with high ping players means smoother gummy battles for all.

AI gummies are smarter and more aerodynamic than ever. They will jump down from Dakongo superior platforms after being thrown by the cannon. Hardmode AI will climb walls alongside you and will not try to grab a gummy a second time to prevent accidentally saving them.

New stat: Zombies killed

Opening the menu or controlling UI during character selection will stop the countdown.

Track ‘n Splash’s train door has been oiled and now moves smoother than ever.

AI in Clockwork, hot potato mode, now has priority on passing the potato rather than getting on top of a number.

Gummies will no longer get confused and freeze when get up and fall recovery happens at the same time, letting them get back into the fight faster!

Zombarn tractor will no longer get stuck when not moving (we took the handbrake off).

Nintendo Switch Improvements

Visual and performance revamp – all gummies and maps have been given a fresh coating of sugar and look tastier than ever; gameplay quality is bouncing off the walls.

You can now invite friends to your private matches when in online mode!

Additional notes: none.
Source: EP Games PR

How to download updates for A Gummy’s Life for the Nintendo Switch?

To download the updates for A Gummy’s Life, you have three options:

let the console do its thing if you have automatic downloads activated, and didn’t completely turn it off

If not…

try to launch the game from the Home Menu while being connected to the internet. You should get a prompt when doing so: simply follow the instructions on screen;

select the game > press either + or – to go to the Options page > select Software update > select Via the Internet.

To check that you have the latest version installed, simply select the game on the Home Menu, and press – or + to go to the Options: the version number is displayed just below the game title.