Разработчик: ACQUIRE Corp.
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Reviews & Accolades
“Heady for the eyes and ears” - Gameblog
“Wonderful panoramas painted in pixels” - Everyeye_it
“A gift for the senses” - Vandal_net
"Love letter to classic JRPGs" - 4Players
“Pure nostalgia” - 3Djuegos_com
“Beautiful” - Gamesvillage_it
“A game with brilliant moments” - PC Gamer
“The PC version’s gorgeous 60fps is absolutely to die for” - Rock Paper Shotgun
“A remarkable title” - UveJuegos
『OCTOPATH TRAVELER』+『VARIOUS DAYLIFE』Bundle
OCTOPATH TRAVELER and VARIOUS DAYLIFE: two great games from Square Enix's Team Asano in one bundle!
Bundle Contents
- OCTOPATH TRAVELER (main game)
- VARIOUS DAYLIFE (main game)
About the Game
The award-winning RPG comes to PC!
Eight travelers. Eight adventures. Eight roles to play. Embark on an epic journey across the vast and wondrous world of Orsterra and discover the captivating stories of each of the eight travelers.
- Play as eight different characters, each with their own stories to uncover and side quests to complete
- Explore the enchanting yet perilous world of Orsterra, spanning 8 vast regions and discover each character’s full story as their journey unfolds
- Use each character's distinctive abilities (Path Actions), skills and talents in frenetic battles
- Enjoy the accessible yet deep turn-based combat battle system and break through enemy lines by identifying and targeting their weaknesses
- Solve side quests and story scenarios in a few different ways and take decisions that shape your path.
- Experience visuals inspired by retro 2D RPGs with beautiful realistic elements set in a 3D world
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, korean
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows® 7 SP1 / 8.1 / 10 64-bit
- Processor: AMD FX-4350 / Intel® Core™ i3-3210
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon™ R7 260X (2GB VRAM) / NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 750(2GB VRAM)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 5 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
- Additional Notes: 30+ FPS @ 1280x720 / graphics preset “LOW”
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows® 7 SP1 / 8.1 / 10 64-bit
- Processor: AMD Ryzen™ 3 1200 / Intel® Core™ i5-6400
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: Radeon™ RX 470(4GB VRAM) / NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1060 6 GB VRAM
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 5 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
- Additional Notes: Expected Framerate: 60 FPS @ 1920x1080 / Graphics preset: “Very High”. Depending on the monitor and PC graphics card environment and setup used, this title can expand its display resolution to 4K. However, please be aware that 4K resolutions are not officially supported
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Linux
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Never have a played a game where the plot and the gameplay were as much disconnected as here. I'll put it into the „not bad, but disappointing“ corner.
This game doesn't even hide its most glaring issue: During gameplay, you walk around with your companions following you and battling alongside you. However, when you get a cutscene, the frame fades to black and then reveals the same scene again, with all characters but the current protagonist and relevant NPCs removed.
First I thought this is just a strange technical oversight (Chrono Trigger did it better in 1995!) but over time I realized that this is actually necessary because the cutscenes would make no goddamn sense if your whole party was present. For example, at one point you need a mask to enter an area, and you only procure one mask because your other party members are not in the cutscene that lets you enter.
So your party members are really only there for the gameplay – because after all, a JRPG would be pretty dull if you always had only one party member. But they do not take part in each other's story – hell, if your current protagonist gets injured during a cutscene, your party healer doesn't get involved, instead some NPC must save you.
Starting at chapter 2, there is some „banter“, optional dialog where party members comment on the current quest. But that does not save the game from its level of disconnect that basically prevents immersion. Also, at least one character is mostly an asshole and I don't get why the others stick with him.
Another instance of complete disconnect is the way you acquire secondary jobs: This game has tons of optional dungeons that are part of side quests, but the shrines that give you access to secondary jobs are *just there* on the map, without any dungeon. You don't even need to find them since they are clearly visible on the map. So what could have been meaningful rewards of side quests is instead demoted to collectables. Because the secondary jobs are a gameplay feature, not a plot feature, and therefore must be disconnected from any plot or side quest. I wish I made this up.
One more thing: At the beginning of the game, you choose a primary protagonist. They will be in your party for the whole game until you finish their quest line, and are considered your party leader. Except they do absolutely *nothing* to lead the party. There is no plot reason for them to always be in the party. It's just a gameplay decision, and a very strange one: It results in your leader consistently being over-leveled. Also you're screwed if you choose badly (some characters have major tactical advantages), and you don't have enough information at the time you decide to make a good choice.
Bottom line: You can get this on a sale. I mean, it has nice music and graphics, and the gameplay is quite fun. But don't buy it for the plot.
lovely characters, good combat system
Bit of a back story before the review, I tried playing OT1 on the Switch some years ago but after completing Chapter 1 for every character and seeing that all Chapter 2's recommended levels were 21-22+, I didn't give it a chance bc every JRPG I had tried to play before (excluding Pokemon) tends to require a hefty grind to continue the story.
Two months ago, I decided to give it a shot again now being aware of the slight grind you need to do in the early game and one of the major hooks to keep me attached was the music, it's easily my favorite aspect of the game.
OT1 is not a perfect game but the story of each character is engaging, the combat system is beefy but easy to understand and the overall length of the game is very fair (60-70 hours to finish all Chapter 4s).
Beating the final boss is easily one of my favorite gaming accolades of the past decade bc it really requires you to put in the effort to understand all the mechanics of the game.
I'd say if you like JRPGs, this game is a no brainer but if you're like me, someone who hesitated a lot to even start playing it bc of the grind, I assure that once the early game is over, the game truly shines.
OT1 walked so OT2 could fly.
The stories, the adventures, ive come back to this game countlessly because of its excellent story telling and fun combat. Each story so special between one another. Music catches you so often with the change in moods the characters have. TONS to explore even 50+ hours later after completing all stories there was still more for me to find. Truly an amazing art style HD 2D games are some of my favorites now. 9.5/10
It's fine. It has a little bit of soul to it, but nothing compared to the second game. The achievements for this one are awful, though.
The stories are simple, the maps are linear, and the dialog isn't going to win any awards, but that's not the point of this game, in my opinion. It's a fun RPG that plays on the nostalgia of an older generation. The story is structured so you can play for 30-40 minutes and return later if needed without feeling like you're walking away in the middle of something or leaving things undone.
Octopath Traveler isn't my favorite game of all time, and it wasn't trying to be. However, it did scratch an itch for an older-style RPG that I could play and walk away from as needed with a busy work and life schedule. 10/10. I recommend it to anyone who is a fan of older JRPGs. Just make sure you don't expect Final Fantasy VII levels of storytelling or complex puzzles.
Wonderful throwback to games I grew up with. The fight system is perfect, the graphics are spot on, and no hands are held. You're left to figure this thing out with not a lot of restrictions. If you go to the wrong area, you die, that's about it. I love it. 9/10
story is pretty good or decent ? ( it may be worst but ain't that bad). I mean it does relate at times but it's more towards expected more or less. Arts and musics still hits hard at times so no complains about that. About game play ... it can be grindy if you are stuck or yknow cant get around something or even get certain achievements. Final boss is kinda dope and really gets into ya head due to rng bs and stuff. Sadly its under side quest tab soooo, 7/10 would be the mark given its my 2nd run through but it just balance out in some way. BUT I say BUT if you are deciding if its worth playing in terms of story I would say it's a 6 or worst 5 due to the lack of interactions between members and it only happens in taverns of right after certain scenes where you have a button to trigger sooo... yeah basically beat the game you can watch the true ending it all adds up when you still remember the deeds of the story LMAO
Ok so i finished OT recently. Despite my not recommended tag i enjoyed the game even with its flaws. I will give my main reason why i do not recommend the game at the end of my review.
So OT is a old school JRPG with pixel graphics and turn based combat set in a semi open world.
The story is centered around 8 predefined characters. Each of them has their unique story. You can start with any of the characters and recruit the other 7.
The writing of the characters as well as their stories varies. Some are really good some are not so much.
I can't really say, that the writing is outright bad. In some cases it seems rushed and not well thought out.
Even tough the game pretends to be party based it lacks really on meaningful interaction between the characters. Mostly its insignificant banter. What's worse all the character stories "behave" as if the character who's story you are currently playing is the only one there. As an example: you party gets ambushed and imprisoned, however the villain treats the situation as if only the main char was there.
The side content is most of the time filler, but some of the quest have 2 or more ways to finished them. The sad part is that you basically get the same reward no matter how you finish side content. The difference lies mostly in the flavour text.
On a note i have to mention that the "real" ending of this game is actually considered side content. The credits roll after you finish the story of your "main" characters ( but you can naturally continue with unfinished business afterwards)
The combat is turn based and is centered around finding an enemies weakness and destroying his defenses with it. In other word enemies have defense layers which you destroy with attacks they are weak against ( like swords, spear, fire, ice ect. )
I found it fun but naturally it can get repetitive when grinding. But some bosses are really fun. Also there is a bid rng involved witch in most cases isn't the problem. You can offset some bad luck with party builds and gear. Except the last battle during the real ending, rng can screw you over there.( but it's technically side content so its ok i guess:P )
The graphics are 2d old school but i personally like the art style. The soundtrack is great especially the real ending theme.
Now the game itself was for me quite fun and normally i would give it 7/10.
However i do not recommend the game at the moment due to its price tag. 60 Eur. is really too much for such a game. Its a 6 year old game, with old school graphics and some questionable design choices.
I bought it on sale for 30 Eur. and i think that would be a fair price. So until the price goes down i won't recommend it.
The graphics, sounds, stories, combat mechanics are all so great! Every character is unique and comes with their own storyline. It's a classic RPG that is great fun. I highly recommend for anyone looking for a taste of nostalgia with a modern twist or even if you're new to the genre!
You can play octopath traveller 2 without playing 1 but it would be disservice to yourself.
Positives
OT1 is arguably the hardest JRPG to 100% complete. For all items, all weaknesses exposed on all enemies and chests requires using checklists/guides and even then with the tremendous amount of missables through quests outcomes, chapter restricted hidden items/knowledge results in quite the experience.
Once you're done with those achievements go speedrun the game while being solo makes for one hell of an 100% journey.
Insane PC port, using the scrollwheel for BP usage and sidebuttons on mouse for map and backspace is great and plays better overall than on the switch.
Japanese voice acting cast is incredible and really alligns well with the character related theme songs hitting at the same time
The overworld traversal is both thematic and the set pieces are beautifull
Negatives
Its extremely easy to praise octopath traveller so for some downsides, to start bad design: ''the gate of finis final dungeon'' has no savepoint so you're in for 8 bosses -> last boss
for hours and if you die at any point you're back to square 1
No way to check progress for items,weaknesses,chests so you'll be relying on spreadsheets for tracking completion metrics rather than an menu ingame.
Several rare % encounters in dungeons for strategist so
have fun spamming -> into <- finding that one creature you're missing weaknesses for.
Story is more individual centric rather than using the party dynamics to its advantage, party centric dialogue is done through travel banter but feels lacking.
The game consists of 5 area's: forest, cave, sewer, mansion. Of course the overworld traversal has different settings like desert but for explorable story and side dungeons the content is quite shallow and can feel repetitive/limited
Verdict
Octopath traveller 1 is worth playing for the beautiful pixel artstyle, stellar japanese voiceacting, individual character development, great OST, exploration and combat its one i couldnt recommend more but maybe not its 100%
It's simply awesome ! Good old game trype with a new look and good characters and an epic soundtrack
The game feels like a cellphone game. I've played the origin story of all characters, there is no much story there. The characters don't talk, they don't interact. Just 8 normal bland people and their boring stories. I've heard a lot about this game, but it seems we can't trust gaming media AT ALL.
I love the game but my game is never saved when I exit the game. I've tried 3 times once by saving the game and then exiting like normal but when I got back on it wasn't there. Next saving on all 12 of the saving boxes and then going to the title screen didn't work... Lastly by seeing if it was based on distance or progress in the game then saving didn't work. It's a fun game but if I get far and have to start over every time I turn off my computer that's a problem.
I love the stories and basically the vibes u feel while playing, def recommend it!
As a longtime SNES JRPG fan boy I'm loving this game so far. The style is good, the graphics are neat and the music is classic. I can't wait to play it more.
i love this game, as many of square enix, the art of every character is so well drawn i want a portrait in my living room, the histories are great and hearthwarming, and the voice dub is AWESOME, as a weeabo who loves everything in the original languaje, the voice actors put feelings in to this. its a masterpiece , for many reasons, art, music, history, dub, a MUST play in yor library
Excellent game reminiscent of the old school RPGs that defined the genre. A pretty pixel art style, a gorgeous soundtrack, and compelling individual stories that wrap up in one final collective narrative seals the deal for me.
This game is really cool. What you see is what you get, it's old-school, sort of simplistic, but the game-play is actually pretty fun. The stories are good, the music is great. The bosses so far have been a fun challenge.
I wouldn't recommend it at full price if you're on a budget, but on sale it's totally worth it.
Beautiful graphics, nice music, and a solid combat system can't save this clunker. I won't be finishing it. The story is stunningly bland. The characters are so boring that they brought me to tears. Other things that made me sad were boring level design (straightforward paths with chests off to the side), lifeless villages, minimal character interactions, etc.
Although what I played was fun, no matter what I did I would always lose my save file and have to restart the game. Couldn't get more then a few hours in
there are some things keeping this from being a 10/10 game such as the party chat conversations but outside that the game is handled very well to both be 'updated' as well as with the pixel art aesthetic for an rpg.
---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☑ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
---{ Gameplay }---
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma
---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☑ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☑ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☑ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☑ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond
---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
---{ ? / 10 }---
☐ 1
☐ 2
☐ 3
☐ 4
☐ 5
☐ 6
☐ 7
☑ 8
☐ 9
☐ 10
---{ Author }---
☑ https://vojtastruhar.github.io/steam-review-template
Great mix between retro feel and modern capabilities. Great idea combining stories from all of the different characters... reminds me of a FF6 idea taken to 11.
A great game with solid gameplay and insanely good artstyle. So many abilities and skills to choose from and a wide variety of enemies. The biggest let down for me personally would be the severe pacing issue when moving from one chapter to another, earlier levels are fine but turns into a grind fest towards the end, used a mod to level up fast. Having said that its still and insanely good game, heard 2 fixes alot of the issues, so super hyped to play that next
An amazing game that I'm still playing, even though I've poured 90+ hours into it. As a big fan of classic JRPGS (specifically FFVI), this feels like that era, but more. Every character feels real with depth, and the gameplay mechanics + boost + path actions are so unique that I feel drawn to all of them. Great writing, great music, overall great everything despite standing on the shoulders of the giants that came before it.
A must-play for any JRPG fan stuck in the past like me.
absolutely recommend if your into classic traveling jrpg's that give you a sense of adventure and doesnt try to be something its not. it all just works. combat is balanced and when you find your new team mates / friends ( wich you will along the way ) the balncing system seems to level them up closer to your other characters main level. so like say your main character is so over leveled your worried about leaving the new character you meat behind. it seems to me that over time the system will more or less fix itself. so its accessible but dont worry bosses are very difficult if you choose not to over level. characters are a bit tropy but if you plays alot of jrpg's your not complaining. i chose H'aanit for my main and first character and she is a great animal taming straight forward character. but yeah music is what you would expect for squeenix and the voice acting is perfect to me and it is absolutely perfect for steam deck when limiting to 8-10 whats when you a battery saving game on a long flight or ride ... with a battery bank lol. because steam deck thats why. other wise hope that helps !
fun jrpg with fun and engaging combat system
octopath travler is with out a great game i recomend this game because its fun and ingageing
My cons from the completionist's perspective:
- Galdera's boss fight is very hard and for some reason there is no save station in the last dungeon. So in order to retry him, you have to beat another 8 hard bosses first to open the passage. Very time consuming and very disappointing when you fail on the last boss (each try takes ~2 hours). In addition to this, you have to use all 8 characters in that fight, so you have to go and grind AGAIN to make them all somewhat ready. Grind is not fun.
- Speedrun achievement in jrpg? Like who's idea was that? How in the world was it approved?
- A lot of complicated achievements related to different types of collectible, while the game does not provide you with any ingame tools to trace your progress (not even a bestiary?). In addition, some of them are easily missable.
I'm only ~25ish hours in, but dare I say this is the best RPG I've ever played?
It really has that old school JRPG feel to it, akin to Breath of Fire or Final Fantasy VI.
Combat is good, progress feels rewarding. The stories are great.
If there's anything I don't like about it, is it's a bit too scripted and not enough of the open-world feel. Typically RPGs like this have an openish world, barricaded by enemy levels - which this game does as well, but instead of open world it's more like corridors into larger areas. I'm guessing they did this because it's using the Unreal engine vs Unity, but I could be talking out my ass - it's just what it feels like. I'm sure the Unreal engine allowed for a lot of the submersive feelings I'm experiencing, vs a traditional top down rpg. The isometric
Other than that, I'm having a blast and I would highly recommend this game for anyone who loves old school SNES RPGs.
Perfect game if you're itching for a grind game especially in higher difficulties. Jobs are fun and system is complex enough to give the same feel as FFV.
Only thing that I did not expect was how separated the stories are with the characters. I guess it will be too hard to implement considering the order in getting the characters can be varying. Overall, most of the arcs are great.
For me, it's the best RPG since Chrono Trigger and has become my favorite game EVER. The characters' stories are just so good and they complement one another so well. I don't even know why there isn't a book yet. Also, the world and scenarios are really nice. The music is AWESOME. And it's all so peaceful ! It's so good that it clearly makes me look like a child talking about it. But what can I say? Honestly, this game was made to be loved. It makes me super nostalgic, sending me back to waaaay back then, when I was still a kid at home...
Reminiscent of old jrpgs but with a mountain of dialogue right off the bat.
A solid JRPG with some wired story choices. There is no central story. Character's stories are disjointed. if Red Dead Redemption is a novel, this game is a short story anthology. The problem is the tone of the individual character stories are too varied. One is dark with demons, blood magic, and Armageddon. Another is a borderline feel-good about the true treasure in life. A third is a low-stakes medical drama.
The gamplay is solid. if you have ever played some of the early final fantasy games, or sea of stars, you will be right at home.
i'd give it a 7/10. Combat and locations are a plus but the story decissions and grinding drags it down.
The good
* Fun combat
* Varied locations
* The stories are solid.
The bad
* The story tone of the characters is too varied. some are dark, others are almost feel-good
* To much grinding to get character's strong enough.
* The dialogue is boring at times. Fortunatly it's skippable.
* Some of the stories lack stakes
I was looking for an RPG I could just pick up casually. This one fit what I was looking for. Loot, old school format, simple combat, room for min/maxxing or custom builds. My only complaint is that the weapons/armor are all static stats. I would have liked a randomized loot element for stat distribution.
This game started out fun but became very repetitive. Plus the back story given for each character moves at a snails pace. It is told slowly and completely takes you out of game play. I got bored and don't plan on coming back
Played tons of RPG/JRPG this is one of those that I had to drop. I was thinking that it would get better over time but it doesn't. It doesn't respect your time. The character don't reflect on each others stories makes it a huge turn off from the game alone. Style over substance.
this game is gas!!! i feel like im with my homies and its 2007 school just finished, its friday, and we started the walk to my house to play some mf halo 3 and along the way someone would spark up a reggie joint while we walked in the storm ditches trying to figure out what street we were at. the weed was mids but the adventure was incredible. i recommend this one its a banger.
i played mostly on switch
gameplay and visuals are really good but the story is absolute trash and the structure of the game (how dungeons and story is paced throughout the game) is done really poorly
I CAN'T BELIEVE I NEVER REVIEWED THIS??? god. octopath traveler is one of my favourite games ever made genuinely. it helped me through one of the most depressed parts of my life its so so dear to me. i highly recommend it
Octopath Traveler was a really fun game to play that has 8 mini adventures/heros to explore with clever lore that links them together in the end game content. The gameplay of the battles is where I feel the best part of the game lays, with clever builds needed and rotations of heros. Other reviews I've noticed have mentioned they get lost or forget about the hero stories with there being 8 in the game but I never came across this myself. The only issue I feel with the story is the repetitiveness of the stories, as in "oh this is the person this time to be evil and back stab you".
For the achievement hunters, the game has a few missable items which I was lucky to have collected on my first play through, which meant not having to do a whole second proper play through which would have pushed my total time of 100% over the 200 hours mark. I really hate speed runs but it was fun to learn and play the game in a different aspect. The game has no check list option for some of the achievements which meant I had to print off lists to keep track where clearing up the game after the main story.
Overall I give this game a 7/10. The lack of story depth and repetitiveness of chapters with all the heros made the game feel abit grindy in places, but the battles itself are really fun and enjoyable to play with good end game content to explore :)
good game
Finally got around to playing this. Wish I had played much earlier. Engaging combat, exploration, fun game to grind. Engaging with townspeople is a blast.
My play through is like 20 hours in and I'm still less than half way through the game just fighting and exploring.
This is the game that made me the man I am today. Nishiki's music singlehandedly change the direction of my profession and interests. Fantastic JRPG with a turn-based gimmick that makes a potentially stale combat style very fresh and interesting. No longer the old "buff and do damage" but you have to consider action economy and also random synergies that may just break the game in half, which are synergies basically required to survive several later encounters. An RPG masterpiece only bested by it's sequel.
A classic JRPG, Nice graphics and well written story so far!
One of the best games Ive ever played , every single character story could have been its own game.
And we get 8 !
Soundtrack, characters, story, fights, everything top.
Thank you for this legendary game.
P.S. The endboss is so crazy , I was shaking during the fight XD
Great game! I played this last January but forgot to put a review.
After a few months I would still say it was a good experience so give it a go, I'm currently playing OT2 and there was a lot improved from OT1, once you are done here give OT2 a try.
8/10 experience.
I'm not a big fan of this type of game.
But this game hit different with 12 different job that can be used in game.
But give big answer to yourself again if you interested to buy this game cause this last bos fight make me crazy to play it.
good game
not finished yet
very much a 'pick up, put down' kinda game in that you'll probably take short breaks before coming back to it
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | ACQUIRE Corp. |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 80 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 87% положительных (4283) |