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I can do pretty much anything, except play the game or even launch the tutorial.
I can click the start button, but it doesn't do anything.
Are you windows XP ?
I also tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but that was to no avail
Im in the same boat.
Can't play the game or launch the tutorial.
I can click the start button, but it doesn't do anything.
The devs just need to remove XP from the requirements. The game is made in Unity, so they most likely used Unity's requirements without having an XP machine to test on. I would recommend to refund or upgrade your OS, or wait and see if a future patch fixes it, but that would be a gamble because the devs may not have an XP machine to debug on. Also you can try to email support and see if you get an answer.
This should be fixed. Either that, or they never should have mentioned it works on XP.
I checked that specifically before buying, because I know very well most new games don't work with XP anymore. As it was mentioned it would run on XP, I bought it...
Either they should patch this, or they should remove XP from the system specs and reimburse XP users. I'd prefer the patch though.
In the meantime, we have changed the system requirements on the Steam Store to avoid further confusion.
If you are only able to play the game on Steam, you should probably go ahead and request a refund from Steam, and then contact us at support@playdekgames.com so we can work directly with you once we are ready to test any potential fix.
I'm willing to test a fix om my XP machine. If it works, I wouldn't need a refund. Or do you think it could take too much time (or never happen?), and asking for a refund would be safer?