Skull I enemies have a different death sound, the Hand flash texture when the player has homing daggers is different, Gigapedes have wildly different behavior and textures, the Leviathan has lower health and the spawnset progression is different. There is no version number at the bottom right, and the settings menu is severely lacking. Also in the Devil Daggers logo, the music starts at a different time than later releases. The 2015 build lacks the Sorath intro at the beginning, and immediately skips to the Devil Daggers logo. None of them except v3.1 can connect to the Sorath leaderboard servers. The changes between versions include available number of settings, sound effect changes, visual effect changes, gameplay balance, number of enemies, and spawnset progression. There are four publicly-available versions of Devil Daggers on Steam. shot3alt1.wav, shot3alt2.wav, shot3alt3.wav, and shot3alt4.wav are used in its place. Unused sound effect for the Level 3 Hand when firing the Shot attack. Unused sound effect for discovering an Easter Egg. killsuperskull3.wav is used in its place. Worth mentioning is that the game refers to the Skull IV as "superskull" and "skull4" so it may be possible "ultraskull" refers to the same enemy. Would most likely be played when the Skull IV was killed. Unused sound effect for the Skull IV enemy. Would most likely be played when the Spider Egg was hatched or killed. Unused sound effect for the Spider Egg enemy. damageleviathan.wav is used in its place. Worth mentioning is that the game does not have a Squid IV enemy, though the closest equivalent would be the Leviathan, so it may be possible "squid4" refers to the same enemy. Would most likely be played when a gem was removed from its node. Unused sound effect for the Leviathan enemy. chatterminisquid.wav is used in its place. Would most likely be played whenever a Squid I was alive. Unused sound effect for the Squid I enemy. Unused sound effect that would play whenever the Andras was spawned. Unused sound effect that would play whenever the Andras was killed. Unused sound effect that would play whenever the Andras was alive. Purpose unknown, though the file's name suggests something related to rising out of the ground, perhaps like the Centipedes, Gigapedes, and Ghostpedes do in the final game. Purpose unknown, though the file's name suggests something related to being hit by the player, though there is already another file that also supposedly serves the same purpose. There are six sound effects that go unused for the Thorn enemy that were most likely meant to be played after Thorn gibs landed on the ground.
There are six sound effects that go unused for the Dagger with unknown purposes. gibcollect.wav and gibcollectmagic.wav are used in their place. There are six sound effects that go unused for the Gem that were most likely meant to be played when the player collects a gem.
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