A new update has added Scenario, a multiplayer-only mode built around recording clips to assigned topics, alongside in-game player profiles. The official Steam announcement details two ways to choose those topics, plus statistics, badges and a new cosmetic DLC pack. Before starting Scenario, every participant needs to be running the latest version.
Scenario’s two options change how prompts reach the group. In “One topic each,” each player receives another player’s topic and records their clip around it. “One topic for all” instead uses a spinning reel to select a single topic for the whole round. That distinction gives groups a choice between separate assignments and a shared brief—the latter setting up different interpretations of the same prompt.
The topic stays on screen while a player records. It’s a practical detail: the assignment remains visible during the take rather than being something players need to remember. Between that persistent prompt and the two topic-selection options, Scenario’s focus is on giving recordings a specific creative constraint.
The new profiles are accessible by clicking a player in the lobby; your own profile opens from the top-right of the main menu. They display rounds played, wins, podiums, votes received and takes recorded. Bronze, silver and gold badges cover rounds, wins, votes, takes and character mode, giving the profile a mix of performance figures and participation statistics rather than just a win count.
Alongside those additions, the update introduces the Sakura Profile Pack DLC. It contains 18 animated, Japanese-art-inspired cosmetics, split into eight nameplates, four profile motifs and six avatar frames.
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