Anyone know which engine they use? It better not be GameMaker. :S:

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Both yay and nay... really wanted this game to turn out well.

I suppose it has improved a lot since the August 2018 release, but it seems to remain slow, buggy and boring still. Also rocking a fat 60€ pricetag for the base game, or 92€ if you want the DLC's. Yeah, that's correct. Plural.
This isn't the era of 'fix the game first'... :(

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Quoting: scaineI think this is the first the I've ever been called an extremist though!

:P

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(Sorry about the watermark)

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Who doesn't love a big fat CoC? :wink:

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Quoting: SlickMcRunFastIntro vids have sound but the menu screen and in game are silent.

You could try launching with -nologos to skip the intro, maybe something borks when it should hand over audio to the actual game.

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I wouldn't expect Linux support for any of the other upcoming World Of Darkness games. We got one at least with
Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York

The others (known so far)
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 (2020)
Werewolf: The Apocalypse (2020)
Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong (2021)

Eurogamer news tidbit on the WoD games [External Link]

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Very fast pace indeed! :D
Thankfully you can tweak the settings to fix that insane FOV, among other things. I found it completely unplayable on ultrawide until I poked around a bit.

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Simply awesome, like we always knew it would be from the first moment we learned about it. :wub:

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