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Steam Deck Update

Technical Specs Processor AMD APU CPU: Zen 2 4c/8t, 2.4-3.5GHz GPU: 8 RDNA 2 CUs, 1.0-1.6GHz Storage 64 GB eMMC (PCIe Gen 2 x1) 256 GB NVMe SSD (PCIe Gen 3 x4 or x2) 512 GB NVMe SSD (PCIe Gen 3 x4 or x2) Display 7" - 1280 x 800px (16:10 aspect ratio) Optically bonded IPS LCD Expansion UHS-I supports SD, SDXC and SDHC USB-C with DisplayPort 1.4 Alt-mode support; up to 8K or 4K Read More Steam I’ve put down my $5 to preorder my Steam Deck. I decided to get the $400 entry model. I think that is a fantastic price, considering that I looked at similar handheld PCs, such as the Aya Neo and OneXPlayer, and they are usually $1,000 or more …

When I placed my $5 deposit to buy the Steam Deck in Aug 2022, I was convinced that I wouldn’t get it until 2023. I was so wrong.

I recently got the alert that I have three days to purchase the Steam Deck. So it took a little over a month to finally fulfill my order. It could be that someone else turned down their Steam Deck, due to disinterests, or the email went to a spam filter, or lack of funds, and I may have gotten their Steam Deck… or it could be that Steam really was ramping production to meet demand. Either way, I’m so excited to finally get my hands on this thing.

I bought the cheapest one, because all three version are basically the same device (same chip, same speed), with the only exception of storage. The cheap version comes with 64GB, but I can always expand it with an SD card.

Again, I have been shopping around at various hand-held devices, such as the OneXPlayer and Aya Neo, and they are all very expensive (about $1,000). The only advantage is that those devices runs the full Windows operating system by default, so you can play GOG or Epic games.

With the Steam Deck, you have to go through a lot of trouble to install Windows on the device. Since the hardware is so new, and Windows doesn’t really support it, getting Windows to run on the Steam Deck is difficult.

Now that I’m waiting for the Steam Deck to ship to me, I am shopping for some new Steam Games. I’m excited to see that Sony is making some of their PlayStation games available on Steam, including God of War, Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, and Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition. All of which are Steam Deck verified (meaning they will run on the Steam Deck without issues). Since I probably will never buy a PS5, these PS games are the only way that I’ll get to experience them.

Also, it’s laughable, but none of the PS games will install on my Steam Deck because they’re all over 64GB in size. I probably need to invest in a 1TB SD card ($140) or 512GB card ($70).

Yours,

- Weekend Gamer

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Elden Ring

Read More Demon’s Souls I was a bit surprise to hear that the 2009 Gamespot Game of the Year went to Demon's Souls. What was so surprising is that the game was hardly marketed here, I mean I didn't really see any advertisement for the game nor did I read any reviews …

Yes, I’m finally playing Elden Ring, the game that literally everybody was playing in February 2022. The game went on sale on disc, so picked it up. I popped in the disc, expecting to play the game. Guess what? You can’t just put in a disc and play the game.

The game required a 50GB download/update. This might be more common than you think, as sometime the game on the disc is actually not complete. For example, if there are cut scenes or files that are too large to fit on the disc, you need to download the missing components. It just basically suck, because you can’t really play games offline.

Having said that, I’ve been offline and playing the Elden Ring game, after that one-time 50GB update. In recent news (as of today): “Microsoft is making it easier to play games on your Xbox Series X, even if it’s offline — as of the 2208 update released earlier this month, you won’t be forced to do an online compatibility check to play a game from an Xbox One disc. Instead, you can just pop the disc in, install the game, and play; no internet connection required.”

That works out just fine for me, as currently I’m only connecting online via my iPhone’s internet connection on Visible Mobile.

As for Elden Ring, playing at first was overwhelming, as the game is open world and you can wander where you like. I like that sort of game play, but I found myself getting killed a lot and I didn’t really understand all the mechanics in leveling up or farming for “souls”. I’ve played other “souls” games, starting with Demon Souls on the PS3, so I’m familiar on how they work. To be honest, I’m surprised that this sort of role-playing/action game is beloved by so many gamers… as they are very hard game. They’re so hard, that I’ve never beaten any souls games. I like playing them, but man, I generally suck at my timing for defending and attacking.

What drew me into Elden Ring is that the software developer, FromSoftware, hired George R. R. Martin (Game of Thrones) as writer. There’s actually not much of a story, but it’s clear that FromSoftware wanted a Western perspective/writing style to the game to appeal the Western market.

Anyway, I’ve been watching some masters at the game explain how you can level up faster and how they did it. It’s fascinating. You can go from level 1 to 100 in just an hour. There are obviously some exploits, but I didn’t think it was cheating.

Right now, I’m at level 15 and I’m still learning all the basics. I still suck at defense, but I’m enjoying what I already put into the game. From this point, I’m just going to take it easy and explore the world.

Yours,

- Weekend Gamer

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Weekend Gamer Update (August 2022)

Read More Steam Weekend gamer here. This weekend, we will look at Steam’s Steam Deck (not to be confused with Elgato’s Stream Deck). For some months, I’ve been eyeing on the handheld AYA Neo as a … Nintendo Switch I’ve wanted the Nintendo Switch since I first heard about it last October 2016. The system launched in March 2017, but it immediately sold out everywhere. … Xbox So, I joined Game Pass. There are two price points, the $10 per month pricing is strictly for Xbox games, and the $15, called Game Pass Ultimate includes PC, EA and Xbox Gold (you need this to play online … Sony Still, you know I’m still somewhat interested in seeing the next generation of gaming consoles… and today, Sony showed up what the upcoming PS5 will look like. And holy crap, it is so ugly. …

It’s the weekend, and here’s your Weekend Gamer update.

I’ve put down my $5 to preorder my Steam Deck.

I decided to get the $400 entry model. I think that is a fantastic price, considering that I looked at similar handheld PCs, such as the Aya Neo and OneXPlayer, and they are usually $1,000 or more. Even though Steam said they are ramping up production, and it’s listed as delivery date of “October-December 2022”, but I doubt that I will get my Steam Deck until 2023. The company already announced they are working on a Steam Deck 2. I think the smart move is to just wait for the second version, as it will fix all the problems in the first version...

I think my main reason for wanting a portable PC game console is that increasingly I’m very unhappy with the performance of my Nintendo Switch. I recently launched Diablo II on the Switch and it was just unplayable. Whenever there are hundreds of enemies on screen, the Switch just crawls to a snail’s pace. The Switch desperately needs a refresh. Come on, it’s been five years already!

Also, after six months, I finally cancelled my Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. The main reason is that I honestly did not have the time to fully take advantage of Game Pass. I love the fact that I could I try out the full games that I normally wouldn’t pay money for... And for titles that would normally cost $60! It was a huge savings, but at the end of the day, I would just rather buy (and own) the games that I like. What I am trying say is that I end up just playing the games that I already paid for.

I had a problem with Game Pass removing some games when they end their license agreement with Xbox. It’s very frustrating to play a game one month and then come back a few months later only to find out that game is no longer accessible, because it left Game Pass.

The last straw that broke the camel’s back was when Microsoft announced that they will no longer be offering free downloads to Xbox 360 games in their subscription services (they simply ran out of games to give away). The one saving grace of Game Pass was that you were allowed to keep one Xbox 360 game for free (yours to keep forever!)… and it was going away as of October 1st.

Having said all those negative things, I still believe Game Pass is worth that $10 (or $15), because if you just play one game, you’ve literally made up the price of admission. It is excellent value for the money... but I didn’t have the time for it. When I find myself with more free time, I will definitely reactivate my Game Pass.

The opposite of not good value is PlayStation 5, which is still impossible to find in retail stores. I’ve seen a lot of Xbox Series X in stores recently. I’ve yet to see one PS5 in stores. In a move that I think is a mistake, Sony announced that they are raising prices for the PS5. While the USA is not one of the region that is getting a price hike, the announcement does not bode well.

Everything I’ve researched about PlayStation 5, from ripping people off on digital games to extra $10 charge for PS5 games to Sony blocking games from Game Pass... it tells me that PlayStation is very anti-consumer and they are only interested in profits.

Yours,

- Weekend Gamer

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RetroFlag's PiStation Case

Read More PiStation I was searching for a micro-hdmi to full-sized hdmi adapter for my Raspberry Pi 4 on Amazon, when this PiStation One case caught my eye. I previously own the RetroFlag’s NESPI case and I love it …

I finally got some time to play around with my recent purchase of the PiStation case for the Raspberry Pi 4 by RetroFlag. I previously love RetroFlag’s NESPI case, mostly for the awesome SATA SSD enclosure that looks like a game cartridge. My only complaint about the original NESPI was that it came with a gray cartridge… since then, they’ve released a gold cartridge, which I recently purchased for $24 on Amazon. The gold cart is currently my SATA SSD for my Xbox Series X. Hey, if you’re going to have an external storage, you might as well go out in style.

Anyway, I think the PiStation looks amazing. I love the LCD screen (a little small, but it’s serviceable) and the stereo speakers were a real winner for me. Unfortunately, the case does not come with a fan, which I feel is a mistake on RetroFlag’s part. I thought I could use the small Fan Shim by Pimoroni, but it didn’t work. Instead, you must buy a small 30x30mm and mount it on the ceiling of the PiStation (which is the only option as there is no room inside).

You can run the Raspberry Pi 4 without a fan, but it gets incredibly hot. So hot, that I can feel the heat by touch on the bottom of the case… which is never good. That’s really my biggest complaint about the case. Fortunately, the small fan are not expensive, I purchased two (they only came in a pack of two) from Amazon for $7.

I can understand why RetroFlag decided to leave out the fan in the PiStation, as it would make the entire package about $100, which is definitely too much for most people. In fact, even at $90 retail, it is already more than twice as much as a Raspberry Pi and it is easily the most expensive case in production.

I think the small screen and speakers are pretty awesome, and you always have the option of plugging into a larger monitor or television using the full-sized HDMI out in the back. You only get one HDMI out, but, personally speaking, I feel that’s all you ever need. I never use the second HDMI on my Pi.

The screen itself is very small at 4.3 inches, at 800x480 resolution. The stereo speakers will work if you set the audio out through HDMI (which is perhaps set as default). You get physical volume buttons and brightness controls. You also get a button that switch the screen to a 4:3 or 16:9.

Again, it’s a very cool looking case, once you install a fan that you need to purchase separately.

Tip: If you buy a 30x30mm fan, it will come with a red and black wire. The red is positive, you need to plug it into the the “+” pin. Since there are no instructions, but I placed the fan to blow on the Raspberry Pi. I think it’s fine, as I check the temperature on Kodi, and it registered it as a steady 113 degree F, which is very acceptable. I did not feel any heat after using the PiStation with the installed fan… so I feel I did it correctly.

After I installed the fan, I feel more comfortable using the PiStation and would recommend it to any PlayStation fan that wants a cool case for their Raspberry Pi fans. For most people, I feel the price is just too much for them… instead I am going to recommend that they get the second version of the Argon One case, which is heads and shoulders the best case I currently own for the RP4.

Yours,

- Weekend Gamer

RetroFlag's PiStation Raspberry Pi 4 Case with LCD screen

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Top 10 Reasons Xbox Series X is better than PS5

Read More Xbox After more than a year, most gaming fans still couldn’t get their hands on either the Xbox Series X or PS5. Everytime I see a news article like “PS5 in stock now at Walmart”, it’s almost sold out immediately. . ...

Since owning the Xbox Series X, I had to do a lot of research to see if I made the right decision. It’s still hard to get your hands on the latest gaming consoles, but it seems like I am seeing the Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X in retail stores, like Target… I can’t say the same for any PlayStation.

I may sound like an Xbox fanboy, but you should know that I like them both, having own PS Vita, PS3, PS4, Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One S. This is the first time that I will be skipping the PlayStation 5, and I feel like I made the right choice.

Top 10 Reasons Xbox X is better than PS5

1. Game Pass
   The best value in gaming. Access to hundreds of games for $10 a month. You do have the option to purchase Game Pass games at a discount, if you prefer to own a particular title (especially since some games are removed from Game Pass from time to time).
2. Quick Resume
   This is an amazing feature. You don’t realize how cool it is to have three or four games launching right where you left off. This is especially a nice feature if you like to dabble in various games… or have other users in the house.
3. Smart Delivery
   Xbox is smart enough to know what system you are on and will deliver the game optimized for your system. This is something PS5 is still struggling with.
4. Easy Storage Expansion
   Yeah, it’s expensive, but upgrading the storage is just plug and play. On the PS5 side, you have to shop around and then you are required to open up the device.
5. Variable Refresh Rate
   There’s no screen tearing, thanks to Xbox’s variable refresh rate option. PS5 doesn’t support this.
6. Design and Hardware
   It’s a matter of preference, but I think the Xbox X looks better. It’s smaller, it’s faster, and it looks good laying flat or standing up. The PS5 is almost 1.5 times bigger than the X.
7. Health
   It’s in your settings, but you can have Xbox reminds you to take a break if you played too long. I know this isn’t a major feature, but it’s nice to know Xbox cares.
8. Cross Play
   Xbox and PC (and some Switch) can cross play with each other. PlayStation refuses to open up Cross Play, unless the developer pays Sony their blood money.
9. Backward Compatibility
   Games going back to the original Xbox will work on the X|S. On PS5, only games on PS4 will work.
10. Future
    MicroSoft purchased Bethesda, Blizzard, and Activision, meaning that some of my favorite games like Fallout, Doom, Diablo, Starcraft will likely get the Game Pass treatment… or at the very least available on Xbox first.
    
    

Top 5 Reasons PS5 is better

1. Exclusive Games
   Games like God of War will only run on the PS5… however, Sony is releasing some of their titles on the PC a few years after it was released on the PlayStation. Also Sony said that all their exclusive games will cost you $69, a $10 markup from a standard PS5 game or Xbox new games.
2. Dual Sense Controller
   Everyone raves about the new controller, with its haptic feedback, microphone, and adaptive triggers… but the downside is that older controllers won’t work on the PS5.
3. Virtual Reality
   If VR is your thing, only Sony offers this experience. Of course, it is wired and it’s expensive… plus, it sounds like you need to plug in the old PS4 camera and PS4 controllers (for the useless lightbar) for it to function.
4. Standard NVME expansion
   Most NVME cards (with heatsink) will work on the PS5, however adding it in will requires you to open up your console and you may void your warranty if you really mess up. With Xbox you only have one option - the Seagate expansion card, and it’s not cheap.
5. Longer recording limit
   I’m not interested in recording my game play, so I don’t really care for this feature, but for those who are streamers, the PS5 is the better option.
   
   

To be honest, I had a tough time coming up with 5 PS5 features that beats Xbox… but I had to include them to be absolutely fair.

Yours,

- Weekend Gamer

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Xbox Series X|S Accessories

Read More Xbox After more than a year, most gaming fans still couldn’t get their hands on either the Xbox Series X or PS5. Every time I see a news article like “PS5 in stock now at Walmart”, it’s almost sold out immediately. . ...

For $500, the Xbox Series X is a good value. Sure, you can spend more for a gaming PC, which admittedly can be use for various other things, such as productivity software, but it’s going to cost you much more than $500.

If you break down the components:

1 TB SSD ($120)

AMD Zen 2 CPU ($300)

16 GB GDDR6 SDRAM ($100)

Ultra HD Blu-ray ($100)

Xbox Game Controller ($60)

This isn’t even taken into account the custom motherboard and super quiet fans and design. I believe Xbox is losing money on every console they sell… but as you know, they will make back the money as they’ve now locked you into their ecosystem.

Once you’re locked in, you’re going to have to consider some of Xbox’s accessories, to take your gaming to the next level. This is where they are going to make money off of you.

Xbox Game Pass ($10 per month)

Seagate Expansion Card (1TB for $220, 2TB for $399)

Xbox Elite Controller 2 ($180)

Headset ($50 for wired, $149 for wireless)

Rechargeable Batteries ($10)

Halo Keyboard ($179)

Halo Mouse ($79)

The good news is that you don’t really need these accessories, and better news, if you have an older Xbox One or Xbox 360 accessory, you can use them for the new Xbox Series X. The only exception is the Seagate Expansion Card, which only exists on the X|S.

Like the PC, MicroSoft’s approach to backward compatibility is pretty amazing. All, or most, previous Xbox games and accessories will work on the X|S… something you don’t see that on the PlayStation (PS3 or earlier games won’t run on PS5) or Nintendo Switch (you have to pay full price for previous Nintendo games). No one wants to pay full price again for a game they previously purchased. That’s why I was blown away when I saw that all the games I bought from Xbox (going back from the original Xbox), just appeared on my account and that I can play them with no issues on the X.

Yours,

- Weekend Gamer

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Oceanhorn 2

Read More Nintendo Switch I’ve wanted the Nintendo Switch since I first heard about it last October 2016. The system launched in March 2017, but it immediately sold out everywhere. …

Someone reminded me that Nintendo has a New Year sale… and so I spent about $50 to get some games on sale. I purchased Borderlands: Legendary Edition, Oceanhorn, and Oceanhorn 2.

I’ve previously played the demo to the original Oceanhorn and it was good enough for me. I guess it didn’t inspired me to buy the original game… even though I’ve seen it on sale for as low as $5 on the Apple App Store. The sequel came out in 2019, and it was only available in Apple Arcade, a monthly gaming service from Apple.

Oceanhorn 2: Knights of the Lost Realm finally came out on the Switch in October 2020. Since it’s on sale, I purchased it, along with the original game, and am looking forward playing the two games.

As for Borderlands, I’ve previously already own and played all the 2K games. However, since it was on sale for a really good price ($20)… I figure I might as well add it to my Switch game collection. This is because I’m quietly waiting for a Super Switch or a Switch Pro, because the last two variants, the Switch Mini and Switch OLED were not upgrades. I just really want a fast, better Switch. So many modern games, such as Torchlight III struggles on the current Switch and it just sucks.

I’m still investing in Nintendo games, because I know when they do release a faster Switch or next generation Nintendo Console, that I can just carry my old library over. At least that’s what I’m hoping.

In the meantime, gamers can get excited for the launch of the Steam Deck, which is supposed to launch next month… but due to the pandemic and parts shortage, I doubt they will have a wide release. In fact, I’m still having a lot of problems trying to get my hands on an Xbox Series X. Why is it so difficult?

I guess I should look at the bright side, if I can’t find the consoles for sale, I’m saving money.

Yours,

- Weekend Gamer

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Pathfinder: Kingmaker is free on Epic Games

Read More Pathfinder As I’ve previously mentioned, I pre-ordered and looked forward to playing Pathfinder: Kingmaker. The game came out on Tuesday (September 25), and by Friday (September 28) …

You can hate Epic Games for their business practices, but you cannot deny that they are giving back to gamers with their free games. Many of them are Triple A games, including this Pathfinder: Kingmaker Enhance Plus Edition (which is free for Christmas).

I originally paid full price for Pathfinder: Kingmaker, and when I played for the first time, Oct 2018, I said there are so many bugs in the game that it wasn’t quite ready for release. The studio have since patched most, if not all, of the bugs I experienced, but it still left a sour taste in my mouth.

Clearly the game wasn’t finished back then, but I think the product is good now, as it stands. If you don’t have the game, please get it for free now.

Since that time, I have purchased the sequel, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous and plan on supporting the developer on upcoming games.

I just love the idea that the original Pathfinder game is free, and I hope it opened up to a larger audience.

Yours,

- Weekend Gamer

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Divinity: Original Sin II on the iPad

Read More Larian Studios I have been hyped about Baldur’s Gate 3 since Larian Studios announced their teaser in August 2019. I’ve already mentioned that I was a massive fan of Black Isle Studios …

You know I’m a big fan of Larian Studios, the Belgium company that is currently developing Baldur’s Gate III (which I already pre-ordered) and the successful Divinity series. While I haven’t loved the original games from 2002, I came around with 2014’s Divinity: Original Sin and its sequel Divinity: Original Sin II.

Sadly, I haven’t beaten either of the Divinity: Original Sin saga, but from all my hours of gameplay, I love it. So much that I’ve decided to spend $25 to see how Divinity: Original Sin II will work on my iPad Pro 12.9. I saw that it supported Bluetooth controller and keyboard, but I will likely just use touch to play.

In the past, I’ve played around with Baldur’s Gate and Baldur’s Gate II on the iPad, but those games originally came out in 1998 and 2000 (and yes, I bought and played them back then).

With Divinity: Original Sin II, which originally came out in 2017, on the iPad, I was just eager to see a semi-recent, modern game on the iPad. We all know that Apple have never been known for video games… so I’m glad to see companies, like Larian, take a chance.

So, for some bad news, those with older iPads, they cannot run the game. The game will run on iPad Pro 2018 to 2021 (basically any iPad with the A12 Bionic chip or later). The other bad news is that the game will take up at least 18GB of storage, so if you have an 32GB iPad, it’s going to take up half your space!

Even many users might feel that $25 is expensive (especially for an iPad app), you have to understand that this is a first-class game. I’ve played the PC, I’ve paid $50 for the game originally, so $25 is really bargain, in my opinion…. But it’s true, $25 is a million times more expensive than the typical $1.99 iPad.

Yours,

- Weekend Gamer

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Weekend Gamer: Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous

About the Game The realm of Sarkoris was destroyed when Areelu Vorlesh, a scholar and practitioner of forbidden magics, opened a rift to the abyssal planes of existence, and hordes of demons invaded the world of Golarion. Led by the evil Demon Lords Deskari and Baphomet, the abyssal forces crushed all who stood against them, turning Sarkoris into a demon‑infested land now known as the Worldwound. Join the Crusade against the demonic invasion and rise as a new hero wielding unimaginable powers in this classic CRPG. The fate of this world lies in your hands. Read More Pathfinder As I’ve previously mentioned, I pre-ordered and looked forward to playing Pathfinder: Kingmaker. The game came out on Tuesday (September 25), and by Friday (September 28) ..… Cyberpunk 2077 For some odd reason, Best Buy, allowed me to pick up my pre-order for Cyberpunk 2077 video game for the PC. The game is not officially out until ..… GOG As you know, I’m a huge GOG (Good Old Games) fan and was very excited about the news of GOG Galaxy 2.0 in June 2019. I have been using the GOG Galaxy …

I’m probably going to regret this (again), based on my previous experiences with Owlcat Games’ Pathfinder: Kingmaker in Oct 2018. I pre-ordered Kingmaker and was hit with game-stopping bugs, as part of their 100+ bugs on launch day. It was clear that the game was not ready for launch. Eventually, Owlcat was able to fix the numerous problems and was able to save their reputation (at least in my eyes).

The most famous disappointing game launch in recent memory was for Cyberpunk 2077… which left a permanent scar on developer CD Projekt. While the game was not such a problem on PC (which is where I purchased the game), it was problematic for Xbox and PS4 (which was almost unplayable on the aging platform).

Anyway, the upcoming sequel to Pathfinder: Kingmaker, called Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, will launch on PC on September 2, 2021, with the console versions (Xbox, PS4) to be available later next year. Yes, I pre-ordered the game so I can start playing as soon as possible.

I did enjoyed Pathfinder: Kingmaker, but it does take getting used to the way the game may seem really harsh. The game is based on an off-shoot of Dungeons & Dragons rulesets, so at times it can seem unfair … but it’s because the game is observing a random d20 dice roll. While games such as the upcoming Baldur’s Gate 3 have implemented “second chances” or other modifications to make the game enjoyable… I do not believe Pathfinder will do this. They will strictly follow the rules.

Am I concern that Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous will be full of bugs when it launch this week? A little big, but I feel that it probably won’t be such a big deal. This is because the sequel is using the same Kingmaker game engine… and the developers have already ironed out all the kinks in the engine over the two years of development.

At least I hope that’s the case… if not, I’m sure you’ll hear from me, complaining about all the bugs.

Anyway, as a special bonus to those who pre-ordered the game on GOG, Owlcat will offer these items in your game:

Silver Tongue Amulet

Free Dancer’s Boots

Owlcat Pet

Skins for three animal companions

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