Downloading this game now. What should I expect?

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god job wasting bandwith, son.
The game is utter and sub-mediocre crap in every aspect from graphics to story and mecanics

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>UE4 isn't used in every AAA
English might be your second language, but "every other" and "every" are very different words.
>Because Tencent bought Epic, shortly before the Epic Store opened.
Tencent bought a minority share in Epic in 2012. The Epic Store opened in December 2018. Unreal 4 was released under its current licensing model in 2014. The Tencent thing is ancient history at this point.

How is the game's story and mechanics inferior to the pure kino Crimes and Punishments?

Not a steam loyalist but devil's daughter was weaker than crimes and punishments, why should I buy this game for a full price after their previous game was disappointing?

To clarify a point, "every other" means "every second". As in, "it rains every other week". Unreal 4 is by the dominant gaming middleware engine. You don't see Japanese devs using Unity.

I'd say it depends entirely on why you thought Devi's Daughter was weaker than Crimes and Punishments.

>40%
>Minority share
Fuck off with your chink lies.

That is the literal definition of a minority share. Tencent own 40%. Tim Sweeney owns 50+% This ensures that Sweeney maintains control over the company.

Good morning again, shill.

>unnecessary story about Moriarty's daughter that takes you away from investigations
>unnecessary pseudo open world on the streets of Micro London (that Sherlock game about Ctulhu had streets that felt bigger)
>le interactive drama-like cutscenes
And probably some other things I forgot about

>>unnecessary pseudo open world on the streets of Micro London (that Sherlock game about Ctulhu had streets that felt bigger)
This game is fully open world.
>le interactive drama-like cutscenes
Those are gone but now you have third person shooting.

I work for Epic Games. But they don't need to pay me. I'm nourished by the tears of Gabe fanboys and the sweet aroma of Valve's decay into complete irrelevance. Name a single upcoming third part game that uses Source.

More like Stinking City lol

>More like Stinking City lol
That pun really doesn't work when the game revolves around rotting flesh and decay and stuff. It's like calling Conker's Bad Fur Day Conker's Bad Fart Day.

More like Chink-ing Shitty

>What should I expect?
Endless sex scenes involving shoggoth.

The game has gotten reviews ranging from 3/10 to 9/10. It's currently best on PC. Needs a patch or two.

I think there's a real "Daddy's Home" atmosphere with Epic currently. Epic are the OG. Valve are some shitty little upstart that came along later, but Epic were always the kings. Valve tried to compete with their shitty engine, but nobody wanted to use it.

How long is the game?

This is the gayest shit I read.

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It's shit. Open world where every street looks the same. Monsters take 20 bullets to kill. The objectives are vague and you need to run half the city to some police, newspaper, hospital desk to find some clues. Also 10min loading times make death more unforgiving than in souls games.

>Also 10min loading times
Are you playing on console or something?

>Monsters take 20 bullets to kill.
It is a survival horror game. You're supposed to run away more often than not.
>The objectives are vague and you need to run half the city to some police, newspaper, hospital desk to find some clues.
It is a detective game. The fact it doesn't hold your hand, especially on higher difficulties, is arguably the core appeal.

On PC. It's just loads forever, doesn't even matter what graphic settings you use.

Sounds like the game disagrees with your setup. Load times are very brief for me.

Did some of the DCotE devs work on this game? I feel like I might have read that a while back before this game was even named.

Seeing reviews complain about the so-so combat reminds me that Silent Hill 2 was a critical darling despite combat consisting of mashing the same button over and over until the squishy thing stopped moving.

dont play it OP, i didnt have high hopes for this , but god they managed to still dissapoint, this game plays like its an beta game from 2005,shitty animations , shitty dialogue, clunky character movements only the soundtrack is good. detective shit poorly implemented.

>plays like its an beta game from 2005
It plays very similarly to Devil's Daughter, except you can shoot things.

What's your idea of a good detective game?

Hard to say, there were two or three games named "Call of Cthulhu" in development at one point and I can't remember which was which.

Sounds to me like you're someone who bought a Eurojank game expecting some polished AAA experience.

Speaking of Lovecraft shit, is this game worth playing?

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It's okay as far as walking sims go. Suffers from attempting to offer player choice but completely cocking it up.

This post just proves that all of you steamies are just 12 olds that didn't go to school

>walking sim
Wait, really? I remember some screenshots with a customizable skill system and was under the impression that this was mostly an RPG. Am I thinking of a completely different Cthulhu game?

need an opinion from non-zoomer that also played DCoE

>Detective kino
All you do is pick up shit with indicators, pin evidence on your map, and occasionally go to one of the archives on they city.

I'm playing on Master Sleuth and I haven't had to do any real detective work

Not him but Return of the Obra Dinn is pretty good.

I wouldn't really call it walking sim. This has some RPG elements, exploration, puzzles and action scenes. Walking sims are some trash like Dear Esther where you just walk and there is nothing else.

The skill system in CoT is fairly superficial. Basically changes whether the way in which you solve a number of puzzles. Also, you get locked into the bad ending if you drink alcohol I believe.

The final area is absolute kino.

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I'm liking it so far. I'm not far in but was a bit worried in the first 15 minutes or so but my worries were alleviated after playing a bit more.
Here's a minor spoiler as to why if you care (it's DCotE related): There are actually people from innsmouth in this game and I was extremely worried when it seemed early on like they were trying to humanize them as refugees. There are also plenty of scummy murderous ones as well so I guess maybe it's taking a bit of a neutral tone, which I'm ok with.

>I work for Epic Games. But they don't need to pay me.
>HE DOES IT FOR FREE

What is DCotE that everyone keeps bringing up?

Use context clues like a detective user. This thread is about Sinking City which is about Lovecraft shit and is made by Sherlock Holmes guys.
Here is a good clue

I do believe its 48%

shortest 60 dollar game I've ever bought.

>If you don't buy a Nintendo console you must be a Sony "loyalist"

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I really wish devs stop adding combat to lovecraftian-horror games, nothing destroys the atmosphere like some generic monsters to shoot.

Worked for Bloodborne

This doesn't have combat

Is there a way to change audio and text language independently, cause who the fuck thought that was a good idea to stick them together.

There is lot walking simulators on market and i don't want one more. Hope this genre will die.

actually it does, just not much.

too hard quest
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