Woo! It's currently the best seller on GoG. Thought it would be. Now all that GoG needs to do is fix the screenshots on the listing that repeat themselves, and possibly add a vid.

And ignore the review a certain person has put on there (only giving it 2 stars). They don't seem to have understood the difference between a FPS game and a FPP adventure. Like I said in my review, if you're looking for an auto-aiming mindless blaster, this isn't the game for you. It certainly wasn't the game for that user.

You can count the two Evil Within games too - both are brilliant survival horror games if not strictly first person (although you can use a console command to play the second one in first person).

Interesting, thanks.

Haven't tried it myself but here are the instructions and a link to someone playing the game in first person:

[i]To flip The Evil Within 2 into first-person mode on PC you will need enable the in-game console.

You do this by creating a shortcut and adding “+com_allowconsole 1”. Then start the game from the shortcut and bring up the console while in-game by pressing the insert key. Next type “pl_FPS 1” which will switch the game to a first-person mode.[/i]

https://youtu.be/5LlLQCGDAAE

Instabuy for me.
Good move, Gog. Cthulhu is pleased. When he rises and the Old Ones Return you will be eaten last....

I totally CAME, I have the SHTEAM VERSHION and it was UNPLAYABLE for me on my nVidia card I got the UPSIDE DOWN LOVE HEART RAINDROP BUG and the Stupid reef bug Annoyed me deeply TY GOG I'm buying this

Love heart raindrop bug

https://youtu.be/8SjgqmzU1aw?t=1m

Can you post the video of upside down love heart raindrop bug? I am interested in how does it look like.

Quite the contrary, that reviewer knows EXACTLY the difference between a FPS game and a FPP adventure. His entire point is that Call Of Cuthulhu tries to have it both ways and can't get either quite right. As much as I like the fact that this game is finally on gog, I find this to be a very valid criticism. The opening 90 minutes or so are brilliant, then it turns into scripted, on-rails tedium.

If you look at that video properly YOU WILL SEE IT!

At exactly what minute?
It´s 26 minutes long, I am not gonna sit through all of it.

at exactly the 1 minute mark like I've marked!

No, it isn't. In fact, the best place to see it isn't until 4:14.

Here is a Video I made:

https://youtu.be/GpowFl_FqL0?t=7m12s it's here watch it

No, his problem was his own frustration at things like respawn points (save points) that somewhat "delicate" gamers have a problem with. Most others accept them as an extra, and added, feature of gameplay, but not those that prefer their progress to be saved every step of the way. The fact that he titled his review "Bad first person shooter" proves he's clueless about the difference between a FPS and a FPP adventure, and his mentioning of Doom as an alternative doesn't really support your idea that he knows what he's talking about. He may have referenced Frictional Games but it really didn't help with his review.

And the game "tries to have it both ways and can't get either quite right" you say? I think there are those in this thread that would disagree with you there. I've yet to play a similar game that matches it's atmosphere and game mechanics (even with the notoriious bugs it has).

Even without the "on-rails tedium" you still get Ghost Train gameplay with many FPP surviival horrors. This is all very well if you like things jumping out at you all the time, but sometimes, something more cerebral is required. And I find it somewhat ironic that gamers demand their little sandbox worlds but still want to be led by the hand in everything they do in them. Probably the reason why many games are so dumbed-down these days.