So, I guess the dev's have given up?

[kleegon]

I was just playing the last mission for an hour, only for the game to get glitched. (I couldn't give the tower bell plan to Sable) There were multiple other glitches and graphical corruptions during my play through. I just looked at steamdb, and I noticed there hasn't been any updates for almost a month now. Is that it? Are they just taking the money and running? What a disappointment. First Bonelabs was a dud, now this.

[Highscreen]

Its sold now in a humble bundle for a few euros.. i think, this was it now with patches..

[accordion]

i wouldnt definitively say that after a month of inactivity that they've given up, would probably help though if they told us what was going on.

bonelab is not a dud though, they are just taking a long ass time

[kleegon]

Originally posted by accordion:

i wouldnt definitively say that after a month of inactivity that they've given up, would probably help though if they told us what was going on.

bonelab is not a dud though, they are just taking a long ass time

Oh you sweet summer child. You really think an update is going to fix Bonelab? The "campaign" was d.o.a.
There is no way slz is going to fix the campaign. They might eventually release their full sdk, or maybe include a new mode or two, but the campaign was a huge disappointment and nothing is going to fix that.

[WorldWalker128]

It's not the first time a dev has taken longer than a month to update or fix something. It could be as simple as they haven't found what's causing it yet or they have but have not fixed it yet.
Or, of course, this could be it. Most of the commonly occurring really annoying game-breaking bugs have been fixed, after all. Not all, but most. I miss the days when games were tested before being released. Sure, it would have taken longer to release, but we'd not have had nearly the issues we did up till now.

[ratcat]

I emailed them with a different problem - it bounced back so no they are not accepting support emails either. I only slept one day and went out (I think it was old town) just to search for supplies and when I got there, there were heaps of ZOmbies in the way. I mean way too many to fight through and this is in story mode!

[@mekugiofficial]

Originally posted by ratcat:

I emailed them with a different problem - it bounced back so no they are not accepting support emails either. I only slept one day and went out (I think it was old town) just to search for supplies and when I got there, there were heaps of ZOmbies in the way. I mean way too many to fight through and this is in story mode!

because old town is overrun by zombies. this is not a dev mistake lol

[VacantPond]

Originally posted by kleegon:

Originally posted by accordion:

i wouldnt definitively say that after a month of inactivity that they've given up, would probably help though if they told us what was going on.

bonelab is not a dud though, they are just taking a long ass time

Oh you sweet summer child. You really think an update is going to fix Bonelab? The "campaign" was d.o.a.
There is no way slz is going to fix the campaign. They might eventually release their full sdk, or maybe include a new mode or two, but the campaign was a huge disappointment and nothing is going to fix that.

bonelab is more about lore than it is story

[kleegon]

Originally posted by Retr0_Reb0rn:

Originally posted by kleegon:

Oh you sweet summer child. You really think an update is going to fix Bonelab? The "campaign" was d.o.a.
There is no way slz is going to fix the campaign. They might eventually release their full sdk, or maybe include a new mode or two, but the campaign was a huge disappointment and nothing is going to fix that.

bonelab is more about lore than it is story

No.

[QwertyX]

Ye i think this game was not suppose to run on Quest 2 headsets or any other VR device that came out before 2020. The next gen Quest 3 update was announced to release this fall on their insta account so if you want to play the real stable version you gonna need to buy the Quest 3 unfortunately.

[swaaye]

That's actually good news. Their work for Quest 3 will probably result in updates to the PC and PSVR2 versions. That's been the case lately for several other games with ports.

They put a lot of work into the original game over a long period of time. It had a lot of problems too. They even released free DLC that added a good amount of content.