Some Epic Games Store users are having problems with the latest free game

Players on the Epic Games Store are busy providing the platform with the latest free games, Viewers. The first report revealed it Viewers is completely unplayable, but it seems that there are still problems even after a fix.

Every week, the Epic Games Store gives its users a free game that they can download and keep forever. For November 2024, this list included many titles, including a Castlevania collection. While many players were excited to watch Viewers In the list, some even say that they are happy to accept a second copy after paying for it previously on Steam, not everyone has a smooth experience with the game.

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Shortly thereafter Viewers Going free on the Epic Games Store, players began to report that the title just wouldn't play. Most of the players said that after starting the game, it will come to the Unity screen and then it will crash or freeze in a black window. For them, the Viewers devs panicked, immediately issued a response to the problem and the team looked into it. Shortly after, a patch was released, but it didn't seem to solve all the problems for players.

What happens to Beholder now?

There seem to be two lingering problems Viewers at this time. A few players have reported that free Epic Games Store games are still not working for them, but they seem to be in the minority. The main problem at the moment is that the game seems to have bugs that are not found in other versions. According to the players, in one area of ​​the game, the NPCs who should leave the house instead of hanging on the door or continue to ride their pictures, go back in and out. The player needs to enter this house (no NPCs) in order to progress the game, which means that those involved stay at the moment.

When Viewers Since the patch started, it has been pointed out that players with remaining problems should try to restart the game. However, there has been no response to the new concerns about the game, and it is not clear to the user if the player has been successful in this fix. However, given the speed with which the first patch was released, hopefully these new issues will be resolved soon.

It's not clear exactly what went wrong with the game in the first place, whether this bug already existed in this version or if it was caused by the team's fixes. At this point, all players can sit back and wait. Fortunately, since this is a free game, no one feels cheated out of their money. Regardless of luck, Viewers will be back up and running as it should and a new batch of players can enjoy it for the first time. In the meantime, there are other free Epic games available throughout the month of November, so players may want to check them out while they wait.

Welcome to a depressing dystopian future.

A totalitarian State controls every aspect of private and public life.

The law is oppressive. Total control. Privacy is dead.
You are the owner of a building set by the Government. Your daily routine is to make the house a pleasant place for tenants, who come and go. However, this is just a facade that hides the real mission…

Your first task is to secretly observe your tenants and listen to their conversations. You must build their residence while they are away, SEARCH for their possessions that may threaten the authority of the Empire, and ADVICE to your superiors. We must also REPORT to the authorities anyone who can break the law or plan to disrupt the State.

You're a cog in a never-ending machine with your own family who have needs too. Do you stick to your humanity and hide your tenants? Or do you survive by staying loyal to the regime? The choice is yours.

You can report the suspicious behavior of a father whose child is an orphan. Or can you withhold the details of his illegal activities and give him a chance to make things better? Or you can force him to get something for your family.

As you play the game, you will interact with many players and complete dozens of quests. You will also make decisions that will affect the course of the story. This will lead to one of the game's many endings – the ending you get!

The developer defines the content as follows: This game may contain content that is not suitable for all ages, or may not be suitable for viewing at work: Frequent Violence or Gore, General Mature Content

published

November 9, 2016

developer(s)

Warm Lamp Game

Publisher

Alawar Entertainment

engine

LOVE EACH OTHER

ESRB

T For Teens // Blood, Drug Abuse, Language, Alcohol and Tobacco Use, Violence

OpenCritic Rating

powerful

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