Twitch Prime on Steam?

[JirikCZ]

Could anyone help me, I got the anniversary edition now through twitch prime for free, is there any way to add it as a Steam game, so i could get achievements and stuff? Thanks

[Kamano]

I'd love that too, especially because you can't access the workshop mods with the Twitch version, but I don't think it is possible. Maybe we need to argue about that with the guys from Twitch Prime.

[belfador]

got the game with twitch prime. Cant see any text in menus and stuff, how to fix it?

[Kamano]

English or different language? The game does support only a few, seen on the storepage. My Twitch version got my language working right out of the box though. Maybe you just need to reinstall? If you want a special language, they included the Babel-project into the game (button at the bottom of the mainmenu), where you could download a huge variety of language translations. I am not sure if this is working automatically with the Twitch version though, since the Mod-Workshop of Steam is not included as well.

[Xios]

Originally posted by Kamano:

I'd love that too, especially because you can't access the workshop mods with the Twitch version, but I don't think it is possible. Maybe we need to argue about that with the guys from Twitch Prime.

If ya found out how ot get mods to work let us all know :p

Got bored after day 21 of vanilla <_<; Felt too much like oregon trail to me.

[Kamano]

Nah sorry, I stopped bothering, because I got the Steam version already, what is a bit superior. Thought the Twitch version might include The Little Ones DLC ("TLO" in advance), because the retail box of the Anniversary Editon does that now, but it doesn't. So I am gonna stick to my Steam version and probably buy TLO soon.

But I don't get your comparison to Oregon Trail. Either it means you don't like survival games like Oregon Trail anyway or you think This War of Mine (TWoM) would be less attractive, because Oregon Trail was first on the market and already delivered anything that TWoM is providing as a game. While I could accept your general taste, I would need to disagree to the comparison. Since TWoM got way better grafics (artistic 2.5D on TWoM vs. retro-pixelart in Oregon Trail) and got a different setting (stationary real war survival vs. a Zombie-Apocalypse survival roadtrip) etc. There are indeed similarities on the survival gameplay, no doubt, but at the end of the day those two games are very different to me.