Space colony simulator game Maia has just received a patch that not only teaches your settlers a new skill, it cures them of their door-related short circuiting.

Update 0.61 has given the UI of the game a radical overhaul, as well as introducing the ability for settlers to resuscitate unconscious teammates – although it’s best done by those settlers who have actual medical training over those who do not. Rooms can now be clicked upon for the settings to be shown, with the mini-menu allowing limits such as how much could be stored in a storage room for example, or what can be stored in there. You can also lock down rooms through this menu too. Settlers will also no longer have a little break down if they end up in a doorless room.

Changes have also been made to item placement too, meaning now you’ll always know if your colonists can interact with an item (no more placing something backwards) as well as what path your colonist might take to it. You can also set move orders to let your colonist shift around items to set locations to fix pathing issues if need be.

Lastly the tutorial has been given an overhaul too to make it easier for new players to grasp, as well as adding in features new to the game since the last time the tutorial was looked at. If you want to give the game a look it’s currently 50% off until the 25th, available for $12.49/£8.99 on Steam.