The only reason to pick it up on pc over ps4 is the cost, It's a poor looking game with basically no real objective!!

I've seen reports of people having a lot of issues on pc but I think it's hit and miss how it runs!

Hopefully yeah

i did make a thread about it on a pc forum and the waves of people telling me to update my drivers was insane

of course i updated them it was the first thing i tried

but i don't know some people are running it fine on lower hardware while some higher end gear is struggling so i don't know the problem

but its a sure bet that its the game


Also i swapped in a RX 480 and the game runs a little better about 20-25fps

still low but playable-ish.

also if you had a phenom II cpu it wouldn't run at all cause of no SSE4.1.

Edited by epyon (Sun 14-Aug-16 15:46:25)

I might buy just to see how it runs, then refund it.

As long as under 2 hours gameplay can be auto refunded.

What on earth are dev's thinking when releasing this [censored], do they really think noone will say anything?
If they not competent enough to release the game on windows then dont release it at all.

Its probably the usual scenario, 30 million or so spent on the ps4 version, then about 20 grand for the pc port with 2 weeks dev time limit.

I have only played for a couple of hours so can't really come to any conclusion on the game yet but so far I have enjoyed playing and think it will be a decent game if you enjoy exploration and crafting, I think it could be a good game to just pick up and play for a hour or so to fill some time without being pulled into a story.

I think the main problem is it was hyped so much that peoples expectations were sky high and probably unrealistic.

Like mine,its still sitting on the shelf and I'm just not slightly interested in playing it.

which of course the dev's fuelled that hype, 99% of games now days are sold on hype alone.

Also given the price point I justify the high expectations.

I'll give you a tenner for it.

I meant for the shelf...