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Shadwen ps4 metacritic Patch#
“A patch was supposed to add 4 Player co-op support and additional fixes” “chances are the GoG version won’t be getting the patch.“Missing the original German language audio”.“Horrible sound quality in second episode”.“GOG version suffers from a near game-breaking bug, Telltale flat-out refused to provide GOG with a patched version, despite selling a DRMed build without this bug on their own store”.The fix came out just days after the game was released… on Steam.” “A bug prevents the completion of this game.“Multiplayer/Coop is missing from the GOG version”.“This DRM-Free version does not contain the Level Editor, Workshop and Custom Map support”.“Shadwen’s level editor is Steam-exclusive”.“Gog verson abandoned by dev since 2014”.“missing the level editor, replays, leaderboards, and the ability to play custom maps”.I am talking about missing updates and features, sometimes advertised beforehand on GOG: That’s not what I meant, I don’t really care about the prices or bundles situations which he was also listing in his GOGmix. Its creator sometimes laments the fact that a game was sold on GOG for a certain price
out of curiosity: Does TWP have achievements on iOS or Android? There is a GOGmix maintained by GOG user fronzelneekburm called Games that treat GOG customers as second class citizens listing missing features/updates of games on GOG.Įven TWP is a little bit guilty in these regards since it has achievements on Steam, Xbox and PS4 but they are missing in the GOG version.ītw. People even voted for its removal (and it’s now been removed btw., yay!). One developer was even bold enough to name it like that: Armello DRM-Free Edition, with DRM-free implying a lesser version of the game, a version which will never receive any updates or DLCs. You can’t even look up your own times!Īlso this version never received any updates while the Steam version received several after release. Although being originally advertised on GOG with features like a level editor it has now all kind of features missing compared to the Steam version.įirst of all the level editor, but also the possibility to play any custom maps, watch replays and leaderboards (“highscores”). Steam) version.Ĭlustertruck on GOG (nice name btw.) is such an example. With this I mean editions of games on DRM-free sites like GOG which are (much) inferior to the original (e.g. However, the overall polish and richness in the world of The Witness puts it over the top for me, just about. Of all the puzzlers I’ve played recently, I think Talos has the puzzles that I most enjoyed and it also has a compelling and mysterious story (with answers), which can’t be said for SSRoll or The Witness. Stephen Lavelle’s brain is clearly a special place and the sheer exhaustive nature of the mechanics he’s derived out of such a simple concept (prod and roll sausages and cook them) is pretty staggering and deeply impressive. With patience and perseverence though, steady progress will be made.
Stephen’s Sausage roll is pretty brutal in difficulty from the get-go and is probably the hardest puzzler I can remember playing. There’s a lot more to say and a lot of extra immersive detail which rounds out and ties into the narrative but you’d best just pick up this game (currently on sale) and see for yourselves - I’ve given enough away. The story compelled me muchly it deals with freedom and choice and involves a lot of philosophical discourse (consciousness, humanism, what it is to “be”) through a computer screen with a mysterious other, who acts as an opposing great force to another, both forces of which have you at the forefront of their minds as you solve the mysteries of the world. You can die and if you do then the level restarts, but you always lose minimal progress (most you can lose is progress within a single level). The Talos Principle has simply splendid puzzle design and ramps up the difficulty at a suitable pace. Stephen’s Sausage Roll (metacritic score - 90) The Talos Principle (metacritic score - 85 PC)
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