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@DrewmorKuZy, I fixed Spelunky 2, you are correct. But the dev contacted me and implemented my fix in the official builds from that point on.
That's cool that the devs acknowledged your fix. I hope they do so here too.
If you want to run it directly through exe, create steam_appid.txt with contents "860510" without quotes, near the executable.
Then you will be able to run directly through exe with all Steam features working.
Download the patched exe from the video description.
Go to your steam installation folder, then .\steamapps\common\Little Nightmares II\Helios\Binaries\Win64 and you replace it there.
Then you can start the game normally from Steam.
I think it's about people being lazy (which, given that making games is quite hard, is understandable), and making stupid decisions (which happens easily in large groups). They were ready to sacrifice money just to not bother with fixing more potential bugs. Really disappointing but I've seen the people that make these decisions and they really exaggerate the cost of the effort in their mind.
Smaller studios make better decisions. The guy who made Teardown put special effort into getting his engine to run on Win7 which didn't work at first when he published it because of some DirectX compatibility problem if I remember correctly. And you know what happened with Spelunky 2.
I think Tarsier don't understand that you don't have to fix Win 7 bugs if you officially claim you don't support it, and even if you have to, it's not such a big deal. But big groups of people get stupid very fast even if the individuals in them make wonderful art that nobody else does.
It'd be fine if people were just gaming in general, there's cloud saving for that, but it's a horror to have to keep on backing up your important work files over and over again since an update can break your OS at any given time, and the updates are the legit thing.
I didn't realize they only supported win 10 until I tried to run the game :(
It's sad that I'll have to watch out for this in other games going forward. @Filip Kowalski could you point me in a direction to start learning the skills to able to do these 'fixes' my self?
Windows 10 Pro isn't free, the free update microsoft campaign is over for a while.
So you can try, but at your own risk.
The problem is after the migration, we can't go back easily.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/heres-how-you-can-still-get-a-free-windows-10-upgrade/
Yes lets ignore Microsoft spy on you on purpose, sell your information and own everything on your windows 10 machine, and has a 24/7 backdoor and you can't block it.
Your right the bugs are a pest, but cloud solutions need to go so does many of the stuff steam does, we need to be back at physical media and it has to happen soon.