Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition

I bought this game on Steam some time ago and could never get past the very first enemy, because the screen would go black or white or the game would crash (one of the 3 would randomly occur). I tried everything suggested in the forums but no luck at all. So I refunded it. Today on a whim I bought it on GOG, as it was on sale. I fully expected it to crash - especially after reading some of the earlier reviews. But I've had no problems and am well into the game. Clearly GOG must have fixed it because the Steam edition has never worked. Thanks!

Do I own it on Steam? yes Does Steam support it properly? No Does GOG support it properly? Yes Did I buy it again from here and with no DRM in sight? Yes Does it play beautifully? yes Am I happy? Very Any more questions? no Enough said.

I have been playing the game for more than 20 hours and at the moment I have not found any error or issue whit the game. With the latest updates the problems whit the buttons and the shadows have been fixed. I really recommend this game if you haven't played or if you want to have it in your collection. :)

This game is an example of where people really were upset about new issues that were not in the original release of the game. The game plays much better now and the improvements really shine. Integrating the DLC is always a welcome addition as it makes everything feel like one coherent piece. I thought the game was good, even though it was less like the first one; it plays a lot more hack and slash than a Zelda game. More Prince of Persia now. I dig it, and now that it's available DRM Free in its complete form it is absolutely worth grabbing. Fans of the original game, and newcomers alike will find lots to enjoy here. The only con I have is that it does not come with a "Legacy" version like Darksiders 1 Warmasters Edition does, although unlike the original there isn't a lot of changes to substance that may warrant a separate version. This was more of a Dark Souls 2 Scholar of the First Sin compilation than it is a Dark Souls Remastered; if the comparison makes sense. They consolidated what they had and increased texture resolutions; other than visually there aren't many engine enhancements.