v0.2.0

• file format for objects and maps unified to an XMLish, text format
• internal class code now generates meta data on variable composition (allows a unified method of figuring out what a class has and how to treat its members)

v0.1.7

• planets, moons, even suns in space now follow their orbits, according to actual game time passage
• certain ports, like with stations or other space-born facilities, can require permission to dock
• communicating to ships and docking ports requires communications device installed on the ships
• players can scan moons and asteroids for random areas to land and explore
• players can land and explore said random areas, and visited sites remain listed when scanning space body further
• space maps are now home to dynamic systems, meaning moons and planets (even binary stars) move about their orbits in "real-time" as game time passes
• completely new and fully functional map editor, with integrated texture package management (really, I'd need an entirely new changelog just for the editor)
• editor and game share as much source as is reasonable
• vehicle system is implemented
• spaceships are currently working
• players can board through airlocks in spaceships (it's how the player currently starts now)
• a crappy, random solar system is generated
• space maps have an entirely different structure from normal, grid based maps (see FAQ for more information on space maps)
• space maps have no size limit (infinitely explorable) (yes, this goes along with the previous bullet, but is important enough to warrant specific mentioning; again, see FAQ for more information)
• all objects (to include maps, which are objects themselves) can be defined in external files and loaded on demand by the engine
• players are able to pilot ships and fly them around
• major overhaul of source to accomodate all sorts of future functionality
• player can now zoom/scale the view with the mouse wheel, to see more of what's around them (most useful in space)
• much, much more that I have completely glossed over and forgotten since implementing. Why can't I keep this updated? Do I hate myself?

v0.1.5
I completely worked through 0.1.5 and 0.1.6 without keeping track of changes and updates. Sadly, this results in an incomplete changelog. I'm really not good about keeping up on this.

v0.1.4

• added ability for mouse to select things
• player movement controlled by mouse now (point, click, and move)
• looking at things handled by context popup menu now
• using things in the world now handled by context popup menu
• new grid hilite for the mouse, hilites objects on the grid too
• possible actions presented via context popup menu now
• fixed bugs with the TinkerTool and hacking in general
• default actions when clicking on tiles done
• context popup menu for available actions (based on what's on the tile) nearly done
• support for different modes of tile hiliting done
• new texture package format and editor
• all electronics now require power, and some (like the telepad) have three states - off, on, active (depending on state of telepad and state of power source)
• new power source type - battery

v0.1.3

• implemented Pickup command
• implemented Use command
• implemented basic event system
• smartified a good number of things
• yes, smartified
• basic turn handling with variable time slice implemented
• electronic systems
• computer systems and interaction
• hacking
• telepads
• automatic doors
• multiple message window handling
• nicer window handling methods
• books
• new graphics, no, not done by me; they're actually nice
• a goodly amount of other junk I've forgotten by now
• I ought to maintain this list as I add things, instead of waiting until the release is done

v0.1.2

• tweaked internal inventory handling code, made it so the player doesn't get a question to pick up items if inventory is full
• implemented the Use command
• implemented door/lock/keycard/keysnoop system
• implemented basic inventory and management

v0.1.1

• renderer fully converted over to D3D9
• handy dandy colored and blended generic tile-based dynamic lighting model
• sorted out crappy non-OOP map modification and generation code
• doors implemented (basics, no locks nor lock handling yet, no door material strength)
• exit grids are implemented (point to a map and a tile location)
• map linking (players/pawns/entities able to move between maps now)
• generic random cave generator algorithm implemented (generates rock or dirt caves)
• basic mining/digging functionality implemented (you can dig, but get nothing for it yet)
• smart player single-use action control - for doors and digging currently
• initial item handling - pawns can pick up items off the ground, and digging randomly results in either a crystal or some metal
• fixed rendering artifact left over from the port to D3D9
• implemented the Look command