Hidden Punishment

[Your Boy Em]

I don't know if it's a bug or a hidden punishment. So, the game basically punishes you if you are quitting the game forcefully via Task Mananger. I just learned it the hard way, reached Elysium and lost my progress all the way and thrown back into the courtyard before I enter the Tartarus.
Did this happen to anyone? If yes, that's truly a suprising and cool little details right there

[phenir]

It's not hidden at all, the game just doesn't save unless you quit proper or do a screen transition in the house of hades.

[Your Boy Em]

Originally posted by phenir:

It's not hidden at all, the game just doesn't save unless you quit proper or do a screen transition in the house of hades.

Well, I forgot to mention that I actually saved the progress halfway before. The next time, I booted the game it was continued on that chamber, but when I quit the game forcefully, the game restarts the progress. Starting again from the courtyard thus my progress on the last saved chamber is lost. Well kind of annoying but a proper punishment since I try to cheat the game. Well the game is fun as heck so I don't mind starting it all over again.

[Tiank]

There are some things in If You Unexpectedly Lose Saved Progress section you can try if you've lost your saved progress: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1145360/discussions/1/1753520467359788156/

[Your Boy Em]

Originally posted by Tiank:

There are some things in If You Unexpectedly Lose Saved Progress section you can try if you've lost your saved progress: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1145360/discussions/1/1753520467359788156/

Thanks for the help! But it's no big deal since I've only gotten to Elysium and I got easily carried by Aspect of Chiron and Ares boon so I can reach where I left off rather easily xD
I've thought this was some kind of hidden mechanics to prevent cheating just like other mechanics where you can only use autosave not manual save and you can only quit in a chamber if you didn't take any damage. I guess, it's a bug then

[TheSwanDragon]

No, it's definitely intentional, for that exact reason. That being said, force-closing the game effectively crashes it, which is why what Tiank linked works.

[Your Boy Em]

Originally posted by TheSwanDragon:

No, it's definitely intentional, for that exact reason. That being said, force-closing the game effectively crashes it, which is why what Tiank linked works.

Thank you for your answer. The topic is now closed :)