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The issue for me is constant, and a game restart does not help.
Hi there, I'm a certified computer technician in North America. I'm running an Intel Core 2 paried with an nVidia GTX 570 (laugh all you want, it was cheap) so there should be no AMD/nVidia conflict issues. Check my Steam library: all my other games run fine.
The gamma slider had no effect on the look of the game, neither at the lowest or highest setting. Everything is blown-out, as you can see:
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/910157549230030705/828E31BA2C4EC5914DC374FB50E9E28864307A29/
Restarting does not help.
My monitor is set at minimum brightness (I kept it low already, it's at the lowest setting now).
I reinstalled the game four times due to the issue with the gamma slider not appearing.
I restarted the game numerous times because of the gamma issue, I've got the prologue memorized.
Darkwood is extremely bright, though. If I find a fix I'll report back here.
And done:
Darkwood after EXTREME changes via the NVIDIA Control Panel: Brightness to 17%, contrast to 34%, and Gamma to 56%.
Results:
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/910157549230106220/A92C14A5258495D9ADF3258E02E83AFB7F6DB52D/?interpolation=lanczos-none&output-format=jpeg&output-quality=95&fit=inside%7C1024%3A576&composite-to=*,*%7C1024%3A576&background-color=black
Let's put it this way: it was after midnight when my girlfriend begged me to play Darkwood for the first time. The whimpering sound of the you-know-what in the opening five minutes of the game made her cry. She was sobbing and buried her face in her hands. Later, she asked what became of the you-know-what... I told her I did what was humane. I haven't been shook like this by a game since Silent Hill 2 or Dead Space 2.
Read my first comment, I posted what fixed the issue for my setting. Check yor GPU control panel for gamma (I'm old, I remember when gamma was adjusted via the operating system, not the GPU).
I have no clue what this was all about
This doesn't fix my issue since I'm already using settings in the control panel for monitor adjustments in general. I don't want to re-adjust it everytime i play Darkwood. I'm glad to hear as well that this is fixed in the next update.