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Firewatch Coming to Switch on 12/17
- Thread starter Rndom Grenadez
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Didnt this have some performance issues on consoles? I'm interested in seeing how this runs on switch.
It's not a Valve game, not even kinda. Everything related to Firewatch is completely unrelated to the Valve move.
They've heavily optimized it for Switch and those optimizations will be brought to other versions, as per the announcement blog from April.
They've apparently done tons of optimizations for the Switch version that will also improve current versions of the game.
Really cool little game, sadly not very replayable at all. But if you don't have it yet, it's worth a buy.
Probably digital only, at least for the time being
Although thos was the top reply to the tweet
https://twitter.com/LimitedRunGames/status/1068724734349717504?s=19
No. You won't see any valve branding on this. It's like saying Obsidian's new game will be a MS title on PS4
Really fantastic game.
I'd say it's replayable in the sense a great book or movie is rewatchable or rereadable, it's the game equivalent of that. I've revisited it since I originally played it. The overall experience doesn't change but if you like what the experience is, it's enjoyable to immerse yourself in again. See the story and the characters, experience the visuals and the music etc
I'd say it's replayable in the sense a great book or movie is rewatchable or rereadable, it's the game equivalent of that. I've revisited it since I originally played it. The overall experience doesn't change but if you like what the experience is, it's enjoyable to immerse yourself in again. See the story and the characters, experience the visuals and the music etc
I mean there are branching dialogue trees (although they don't change much outside of the dialogues themselves), and the developer commentary is well worth listening to.
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Oh 100%. I didn't want to dig in to it too deeply since I appreciate what the other poster was saying and just giving my own take on that but yes, I would agree with there being some variable elements that are worth checking out on extra runs.
This is my favourite 'walking-simulator' type of game. It tackles very mature themes that you rarely see in games but it's also engaging from an exploration and gameplay perspective. Much better than something like Everybody's Gone to the Rapture which put me to sleep.
I think this doesn't needs a new thread, but this happened to me and found it hilarious. I liked the game but the pop-in is so atrocious it allowed me to fall to the void.