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Batman Telltale PC Port is a mess (seemingly defaults to integrated GPU) [Fixed]

Steam reviews are panning the game big time.

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Some reviews from Steam:

Game is 100% broken as of launch. You could have a PC built by Jesus Christ himself and this game still will run at 10fps, a floaty cursor, and be completely unplayable at the LOWEST settings.

DO NOT BUY THIS GAME.


Even after taking 15 minutes to figure out how to make the game 1080p and fullscreen, I couldnt start the game, as my mouse was stuck in a box in the upper left of the screen, making it impossible to hit the continue button on the brightness slider. I wouldnt recommend this, at least until they patch the bugs, and from what I am reading, theres a lot more than what Im experiencing.

Horrible first impressions on the game. The game is not even playable at its current state. If it doesn't get fixed anytime soon then I demand a full refund. It should have nver been fully released at this stage.

Dialogue is out of sync, lagging like hell, not more that 10 FPS, Resolution problems.

In short don't buy it. At least wait for a fix.

Ouch.

Anyone here bought the game? Similar experience?
Link for reviews:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/498240/

EDIT:

Reading through the Steam discussions, apparently the game picks up your Integrated GPU instead of main GPU.
So if you have an Intel IGP, the game will use that instead of Nvidia or AMD GPU you have.
This is some different level of fail altogether.

Added the review screensot:

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Sounds like Telltale. Playing Wolf Among us and it's great, but doesn't run particularly well, and navigation along with the cursor can be clunky at times.
 
Reading through the Steam discussions, apparently the game picks up your Integrated GPU instead of main GPU.
So if you have an Intel IGP, the game will use that instead of Nvidia or AMD GPU you have.
This is some different level of fail altogether.
 
This is why I buy TT games when all episodes are out and a lot of effort has already been spent fixing them.
 
Haven't seen many issues with it watching a 720p stream of the game now...

Of course I don't have the game myself.
 
Damn just bought it late last night. Arkham Knight ran great for me though on PC from the start, hope I get lucky again then..
 
Frame rate kinda shit on xbox one as well, only played the 1st section so far
 
It was unplayable on my system :-( Also, couldn't find a way to get it to use my Steelseries Stratus XL bluetooth controller, so I was stuck with Mouse/Keyboard controls, which is odd forthis style of game. Hoping for a patch.
 
Reading through the Steam discussions, apparently the game picks up your Integrated GPU instead of main GPU.
So if you have an Intel IGP, the game will use that instead of Nvidia or AMD GPU you have.
This is some different level of fail altogether.

sounds like telltale, honestly.

Instead of getting their tech better over time, they just keep getting worse.
 
Playing it tonight or tomorrow to see for myself but I wouldn't put too much credit into Steam reviews a few hours after launch (or in general). On the PC there are always people who have issues and of course these are the first who give reviews.

I can at least say menu and XboxOne Controller worked perfectly fine for me.
 
They should do what Dontnod has done for their episodic games. Stick with UE4 and be done with it.

This is what I was thinking. Stick with at LEAST Unreal Engine 3 and just release games that at least perform at an acceptable level. I mean fuck, these games have - for all intents and purposes, no AI, no physics to speak of, are visually simple, poor animations and yet always have performance issues?
 
I haven't played one of their games on PC since The Walking Dead Season 1 deleted my save, but I at least remember it running nice. I can't believe it's gotten worse since then.

Is it just the PC port? I find that hard to believe.

Their games have never run well on console.

Yeah, I played Tales from the Borderlands on Xbox One and got what really felt like a 0 FPS framedrop at certain points.
 
Never buy Telltale games at launch. Just never do it. Especially on PC.

You'll be able to get it for 66% or more off before the entire season is released, you'll know whether it's any good or not, and by then most of the glaring technical issues will be fixed. There will still be technical issues, of course, because Telltale is just not a very good developer in that area. Every single one of their games is a bit of a technical mess.
 
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