Think I'll try steam when it comes to the wee hours as not once has it worked here so far today

The hero missions seem to be alright if let down with trying to pixel hunt for the most part. Be nice if the people you rescued turned up for the next mission you pick as a one off, unless they state how they are going elsewhere.

I've been singing high praises for Dusk where have you been

Got to 3rd mission tonight when streaming. Oh boy did I do some extremely bad fuckups on the first map till I got past it. Had a look at the research screen and they've added a crap ton of stuff to it so I can see why they say 60 hour campaign. I'm going to stick to mostly unlocking the buildings as...

Choose your poison.

Ooh so Microsoft now owns it? Increases the chance of a sequel if Obsidian are keen. EDIT: Apparently that thing about the rights reverting to Obsidian might not be true, Eurogamer say that Sega have told them it is due to music license rights running out. Heck knows at this point what is going on....

https://techraptor.net/content/alpha-pr ... hts-expire

According to a follow-up reply, SEGA also confirmed that the publishing rights reverted to Obsidian.

It does seem that the unlocking system needs more work for that reason. Another friend has said how it fucked up his next game in getting the wrong unlock.

Cheers we had fun visiting it and seeing it first hand

PR is a delicate thing. I might stream it on Friday for a laugh and see how it goes though from a first time experience

The rumour is the song licenses has expired and that's why it was pulled by SEGA. But if you own it you will always be able to play it from Steam at least.

EDIT: And seems the remaster is on it's way and the above is just a cover up for it. Take everything with 100 tons of stalt

Kinky git

Bah, I thought it was getting good praise so was interested in it but when it's on sale later on. £35 for this type of game is way too much imo. Might check out Timespinner instead though.

Oh that does sound like fun now with the campaign