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Game kept crashing on a cutscene for me so I refunded, devs acknowledged the crash in patch notes so they obviously knew about it
Thanks for the clown rewards whoever is giving them to me, i love the free points, more please
from pcinvasion:
"The game plays best with a controller and, unlike the last remaster, you can use your mouse out of the box without having to wait for a patch. Unfortunately, mouse movement is awful and appears to be emulating a joystick instead of using raw mouse input. It’s playable, but it doesn’t feel good at all. Which honestly describes the controls in every Fatal Frame game."
Wow, easy pass. Some places have no business releasing games if they can't provide the skills in their team to optimize their games. It's a shame they have some great titles but fail to release quality for the PC players. I remember Fatal Frame from the PS2. Great game but I already know it's going to be a problematic experience on PC.
So I called it, they did a much a better porting job this time after the experience.
Actually Ignore what I said, that was on my part, the only problem I have is the very slow camera turning speed, but when aiming it's normal.
I'm playing with K/M, and this time the default layout is very reasonable.