This is my 1st review on gog, in almost 7 years here and my 399th game. I've played 33 hours so far... On steam. I just bought the Digital Supporter Edition here, too. Yes, duplicate Goodies. I wanted to throw some extra support to the devs for adding controller support. Especially in early access, instead of an afterthought, later. Very important to me, as a disabled gamer. Also, I really like playing this game, what can I say? I have a holiday weekend (10.09-12.2020 USA) Guess what I'll be doing? Yep, building my Medieval Dynasty! That I start tonight. Survival, building, cutting down trees, doing quests, eating berries, mushrooms, hunting/gathering, cooking, mining, recruiting people to live and work in YOUR settlement. That you created, however/almost, anywhere you want. Dying of starvation/thirst, literally (In game, of course). Paying taxes has never been so fun! LOL My "value" of a game is, if I pay $30 I want 30 hours of play time. I exceeded that on steam and I know I will exceed that, by way more thru gog, for sure! Just this weekend. No doubt!
I bought the Digital Supporter Edition, 2X, here & steam. I can't edit or update my previous review on gog, so, I'm trying to add it here, maybe? It will be here, if approved, right? If not, you'll never know. Anyway, 300+hrs of satisfaction, combined between my 2 versions. "Early Access"? Could have fooled me! I haven't had any bugs or glitches, other than NPC's being on the roof or in the attic of their house. If I'm not needing to talk to them, I don't care, if that's where they want to be, so be it. Otherwise, F5 & F9, usually works & I've only had 1 crash (on the steam beta branch). Even then, I could still save my progress, before I clicked the "OK" button on the pop up alert of the "fatal error". Yep, not so "fatal" after all, are ya? LOL I have 30+hrs in Cyberpunk 2077 (gog), (many bugs, many restarts, many frustrations, my inventory is gone, again? Want a refund? Maybe. Holding out for patches/hotifxes). 3,000+hrs in State of Decay 2 (Win Store, bugs/glitches galore) Yep, different types of games. Just my comparison/experirence of my most recently played games. 1 Early development (indie/small dev), 1 new, full release (AAA/Larger dev) & 1 2.5YO game w/almost monthly, free updates/bug fixes/bug additions/patches.
