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Victor Vran Release Date Announced, Going To Be Awesome

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Victor Vran is now content complete with the latest patch, and it has a full release date now too. This is an action RPG not to miss out on folks.

I've had a silly amount of fun with it, and think you will too.

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The game will release in full on the 25th of July, and it will even see a DRM free release on GOG. This is great news, as I was hoping it wouldn't be tied to Steam.

You can see my most recent thoughts on Victor Vran here. I haven't tested the newer content though, and there's a lot of it!

You can pick up Victor Vran right now on Steam, or wait for the full release on GOG. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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coolbober Jul 3, 2015
I'm playing it quite a lot already. Nice game so far. Controller support is great!

Only one problem I have with dual screen. On my TV game don't want to start, but on laptop display works great. I found workaround. To start game in window - then it works on TV as well.
FutureSuture Jul 3, 2015
QuoteThe game will release in full on the 25th of July, and it will even see a DRM free release on GOG. This is great news, as I was hoping it wouldn't be tied to Steam.
The one we know only as Shmerl will be very happy about this.
Pit Jul 3, 2015
Quoting: FutureSuture
QuoteThe game will release in full on the 25th of July, and it will even see a DRM free release on GOG. This is great news, as I was hoping it wouldn't be tied to Steam.
The one we know only as Shmerl will be very happy about this.
And guaranteed, he won't be the only one :D
Nanobang Jul 3, 2015
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I've got over 40 hours in this game already. It's a straightforward ARPG that's pretty, fun, and addictive. The developers have been very communicative with the players, often implementing players ideas into the game with the very next patch (how Early Access is supposed to work). The controller support is smooth and intuitive.

Buying this game to show support for Linux was a no-brainer for me. I cannot praise the devs or their efforts highly enough and urge my Linux comrades to seriously give this game a look.
ricki42 Jul 3, 2015
I'm impressed that this is Early Access, runs really well so far (I've only played about 45 min)

Quoting: coolboberI'm playing it quite a lot already. Nice game so far. Controller support is great!

Only one problem I have with dual screen. On my TV game don't want to start, but on laptop display works great. I found workaround. To start game in window - then it works on TV as well.

Works for me on a desktop with monitor and TV connected. I put steam on the TV, went into Big Picture mode (fullscreen on TV), and started the game. Came up fullscreen on the TV.
I played with Dualshock4, works without issues, though button prompts are for xbox controller. Not sure if I prefer controller or kb&m for this. But the comfy couch gaming is definitely a plus!
PUN Jul 3, 2015
What engine does it use?
melkemind Jul 3, 2015
Quoting: PUNWhat engine does it use?

It uses the same in-house engine as Tropico 5. It runs very well on my rig. I've tested it on both a GTX 660 and 970 with most or all settings maxed, 1080@60fps. When you play it, you can tell it's not a third-party port. It feels right at home on Linux.
Beamboom Jul 3, 2015
It will be purchased. I do however wish more rpgs would be running 3rd person perspective... It's more immersive then imo. More fun to explore too.
Keyrock Jul 3, 2015
Nice. I'll most likely scoop it up once it's fully release. I could use a new loot em up (I prefer to call these types of games loot em ups, as I feel they bear more resemblance to a beat em up than they do to a cRPG), I've pretty much played as much Torchlight 2 as I can play for a while.
Avehicle7887 Jul 3, 2015
"and it will even see a DRM free release on GOG"

As a GOG only user this means they've got more 1 sale here :-)
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