Yeah, that was what used to sell me game before, not the videos.
Also, it's pretty useful on PC, just to make sure the game you're going to buy will run on your rig.
^ This.
I really wanted to get the game Outward earlier this year. It looks like sooo my thing. Trouble is, there are hundreds of reports and gameplay videos about insane levels of microstutter and performance degredation on every loading screen, and it seems to affect i7 and i9 chipsets.
There's no way for me to try it. And I'm not willing to chance the 2-hour "return period" that Steam offers to troubleshoot this. Not for $30. Shame.
And just to pre-empt any suggestions of questionable ethics from the community, please don't. The point is that a demo would be a surefire way to make an educated purchase.
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Is exactly my point also!
At least I bought my Cp2077 at GOG
Is exactly my point also!
At least I bought my Cp2077 at GOG
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I doubt that we'll see the full 50 mins of the animals quest. It's so far into the game that i don't think they want to spoil all the good stuff they put in that mall.
They already made their decision to show only the 15 mins gameplay so i don't see a reason for them to also release the 50 mins.
Makes sense. I still find it odd that they went back on their announcement to show it in full.
I’d personally like to see at least uncut gameplay of say 10-15 mins before release just to get a sense of how the game will feel that much closer to the finished build than the older lengthier gameplay that got released, downgrades and all if they’re there.
I know that the game is going to be great because CDPR. I just hope they don't spoil too much before release because i will not be able to resist watching whatever they give us. =P
That was the major consideration for cutting the demo down, I believe.