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THE LONG DARK Updated to v 2.26

Hello players,

We have just updated THE LONG DARK to version 2.26, build 126828.

This is a Hotfix to THE LONG DARK and THE LONG DARK: SURVIVAL EDITION and contains fixes for issues introduced with our Part Four release.

**Spoilers Below**


Known Issues

The team is currently aware of the following issues in the game. If you encounter one of these issues, there is no need to report it to the Support Portal.
  • When starting a new Custom Survival game, Scurvy will be active if ‘Start Gear Load Out’ is set to anything but ‘Very High’.
  • When switching to a fresh Canister with the Respirator and a lit light source equipped, the light source will temporarily extinguish.
  • When placed in areas with steep inclines, the Travois can fall under the ground layer and become unreachable after the player transitions to or from an interior.
  • Players will be unable to transfer stacks of items to a Container if the stack weighs more than the remaining capacity of the Container.
  • Sometimes players will be unable to equip the Respirator from their Backpack. The Respirator can still be equipped through the Radial Menu, under the “First Aid” option.


Bug Fixes

This Hotfix includes fixes for the following issues:

CRASHES
  • Fixed an issue where entering or exiting the Langston Mine in the Zone of Contamination from any entrance could result in a crash on Xbox and Playstation.
  • Fixed a rare crash which could occur when interacting with the Security Chief's remains during the completion of the Buried Echoes Tale.


GAMEPLAY, UI, CONTROLS
  • Fixed an issue where time spent in the Langston Mine portion of the Zone of Contamination was not reflected in the Survivor's Journal > Stats.
  • Fixed an issue where the Insulated Flask would never be damaged during Struggles.
  • Adjusted Vitamin C content in Fish, so fish of the same species provide more consistent values.
  • Fixed an issue where Polaroids in the Zone of Contamination would not reveal their associated Vista location when picked up.
  • Fixed an issue where Bears would not spawn in multiple locations where they normally should.
  • Fixed an issue where after a Bear Struggle, notifications for new Afflictions would not appear.
  • Fixed an issue where the Buried Echoes Badge would not appear on-screen upon completing the Tale.
  • Fixed an issue where Broth could not be consumed and displayed no Calorie value..
  • Fixed an issue where Broth was no longer needed to Craft Recipes which should require it as an ingredient.
  • Fixed an issue where Broth weighed twice as much as intended.
  • Fixed an issue where Poisoned Wolf Carcasses could disappear after Harvesting them.
  • Fixed an issue where exiting the First-Person Harvest UI for Rabbits or Ptarmigans caused the Carcass to disappear.
  • Fixed an issue where some containers could not be searched in the Langston Mine.
  • Fixed an issue where the Respirator could lose Condition and and in some cases be found in a Ruined state.
  • Fixed an issue where some randomly spawned corpse and container locations would reset or double upon entering and exiting the Concentrator Building in Zone of Contamination.
  • Fixed an issue where the camera could temporarily dip underground when interacting with a Timberwolf Carcass.


ART & ENVIRONMENTS
  • Fixed an issue where Travois trails would disappear upon entering and exiting an interior.
  • Fixed an issue where Chemical Hazards would change their level of detail too abruptly, making it look like parts of the pool were appearing and disappearing.
  • Adjusted the tank rail car to better visually match other rail cars.
  • Fixed an issue where a portion of the ceiling in the Langston Mine could appear and disappear based on the Survivor's location.
  • Fixed multiple locations in the Langston Mine where the player could force themselves into terrain, resulting in being able to see out of bounds.
  • Fixed an issue in the Zone of Contamination where the player could climb out of bounds and become stuck.
  • Fixed an issue where pipes could be seen intersecting through the wall in the main entrance to the Concentrator Building.
  • Fixed an issue with an exit door inside the Concentrator Building, which resulted in a seam through which the player could see out of bounds.
  • Fixed multiple issues with terrain in the Langston Mine which resulted in gaps through which the player could see out of bounds
  • Fixed multiple issues where terrain and objects intersected in the main entrance to the Concentrator Building.
  • Fixed an issue where collision was missing from a wall in the Concentrator Building, allowing players to fall out of bounds.
  • Fixed multiple issues in the Zone of Contamination to Airfield transition cave where missing or misplaced terrain could allow the player to see out of bounds.
  • Fixed an issue where a toxic barrel could be found suspended mid-air in the Zone of Contamination.
  • Fixed multiple issues in the Langston Mine which could cause the player to become stuck.
  • Fixed an issue which caused a Toxic Gas warning sign to appear and disappear based on the Survivor's location.


ANIMATION
  • Fixed an issue where sometimes when Harvesting a Timberwolf with a Knife, the Knife would be missing from the Survivor’s hand.


AUDIO
  • Fixed an issue where the sound effect of turning off a Flashlight was delayed.
  • Fixed an issue where Chemical Hazard ambience and audio would trigger at incorrect times.
  • Fixed an issue where Canisters provided no audio feedback when picked up, dropped, or moved to and from the inventory.
  • Fixed an issue where ambient audio suppression was never disabled after listening to Foreman's Site Report Collectables.
  • Fixed an issue where no sound effects would play when automatically reloading a Canister.


Summary & Reporting Issues


Thank you for reading.

If you encounter issues with the game, please report them to our Support Portal at hinterlandgames.com/support.


If you would like to provide feedback or discuss your experiences with the game, with the development team, or other players; please post your feedback in the Official Forums: hinterlandforums.com/forums.

If you encounter a crash or issue with the game post-update, please contact us as we can often help players address their issues, and we always strive to! This is more productive than jumping to a negative review.

Please remember that Hinterland is a small independent developer. Our Support Team strives to respond to all reports as quickly as possible, but as you can imagine, releases are our busiest time. We appreciate your patience, and please know the team is looking into your issues and we will resolve them as soon as we can. Unfortunately, we are not able to follow-up with every individual report that is submitted. But we appreciate them all.

Many thanks for your support.

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TALES FROM THE FAR TERRITORY, PART FOUR IS HERE!

Hello players,

We have just updated THE LONG DARK to version 2.25, build 126227.

This is the latest Expansion Pass update TALES FROM THE FAR TERRITORY, Part Four: BURIED ECHOES, along with a free update available to anyone who owns THE LONG DARK or SURVIVAL EDITION, and various bug fixes and quality of life improvements.

For a description of the new features and content in Part Four, plus watch the latest Update Video:
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PART FOUR: “BURIED ECHOES”

This Major Release includes the following new content, fixes and improvements:

Paid Expansion Pass Content

NEW REGION: THE ZONE OF CONTAMINATION



Accessed by road from Transfer Pass, the ZONE OF CONTAMINATION is a polluted wasteland, the site of the abandoned Langston Mine. Watch out for Toxic Hazards and Poisoned Wolves.

NEW TALE: BURIED ECHOES



Continuing the story introduced in SIGNAL VOID, follow the clues deep into the Zone of Contamination and uncover the next layer of the mystery of Rüdiger, the Security Chief, and the strange events hinted at in the last Tale.

NEW GAMEPLAY: THE TRAVOIS



Crafted from Saplings, Deerskin, and other materials, the Travois is a simple, but robust Tool for carrying large amounts of items across vast distances.

NEW GAMEPLAY: THE RESPIRATOR



The Respirator will protect you from pockets of Toxic Gas you’ll encounter underground, as well as poisonous hazards on the surface. Just keep an eye open for the consumable Canisters, as without them the Respirator can’t protect you.

NEW TOOLS: PROTECTIVE GEAR



We’ve added Mine-specific protective clothing: a Miner’s Coat, Pants, Chemical Resistant Boots, and a Hard Hat. Each on their own provides a different amount of protection against physical damage, wind, and moisture. As always, you’ll trade these capabilities off against weight and other statistics.

ADDITIONAL MUSIC

New music composed by Sascha Dikiciyan, for the Zone of Contamination and Buried Echoes.

Free Content This content is available to anyone who owns THE LONG DARK or SURVIVAL EDITION.

NEW TOOLS: INSULATED FLASK



Coming in a variety of colours and patterns, you can load multiple units of warm drinks like Soups, Coffee, Teas, and so on, into the Flask and take it with you on your next day of trekking through the snowy forests of Great Bear Island.

NEW GAMEPLAY: SCURVY



Nutrition has never been a big focus for the food and survival systems in THE LONG DARK, but Scurvy is such a big part of the romance of long-term survival in frozen conditions, so we wanted to bring it into our gameplay sandbox. (NOTE: Scurvy is only enabled on new saves, to avoid the risk that players have already harvested most of the Vitamin-C rich foods in their game world.)

FIRST-PERSON HARVESTING ANIMATIONS



New animations for harvesting Carcasses have been added. Note that Fresh or Frozen kills will now need to be initially dressed with an appropriate Tool. No more bare-handed Harvesting of newly killed animals.

FIRST-PERSON HAND COVERINGS



Equipped hand coverings are now reflected in-game, as well as hand animations to match.

Known Issues

The team is currently aware of the following issues in the game. If you encounter one of these issues, there is no need to report it to the Support Portal. Fixes for these issues are slated to go out with the first Hotfix following the initial release.
  • Bears will not spawn in multiple locations where they normally should.
  • In new saves, Broth weighs about twice as much as it should.
  • When updating to the latest version of THE LONG DARK (v 2.25) from an earlier version, Broth can no longer be consumed and has 0 caloric value.
  • When starting a new Custom Survival game, Scurvy will be active if ‘Start Gear Load Out’ is set to anything but ‘Very High’.
  • After picking up the Zone of Contamination Region Polaroid, the associated map hint is not revealed on the Survivor’s map.
  • Sometimes when harvesting a Timberwolf with a Knife, the Knife will be missing from the Survivor’s hand.
  • When switching to a fresh Canister with the Respirator and a lit light source equipped, the light source will temporarily extinguish.
  • Exiting the First-Person Harvest UI for Rabbits or Ptarmigans will cause the Carcass and any unharvested parts of the animal to disappear. Harvesting these animals from the inventory will not cause this issue.


Bug Fixes

This Major Update includes fixes for the following issues:

CRASHES
  • Fixed a crash that could occur when attempting to view the Journal from the Survival Mode Main Menu.


GAMEPLAY, UI, CONTROLS
  • Fixed an issue which prevented Distress Pistol Shells from being used as a light source for actions requiring light.
  • Fixed an issue where entering Placement mode while in a Near Death state prevented the Survivor from stumbling around.
  • Fixed an issue which resulted in thrown Flares falling too slowly after colliding with a surface.
  • Fixed an issue which allowed players to place Rock Caches on invalid surfaces.
  • Fixed an issue resulting in the camera shaking violently when exiting the Carcass Harvesting interface.
  • Fixed an issue where food would never cool if heated or cooked, and left on a cooking slot.
  • Fixed a UI misalignment issue when diagnosing the Survivors in Episode 3 of WINTERMUTE.
  • Fixed an issue which could result in items falling into other objects they were placed upon.
  • Fixed an issue where blood spatter location could be incorrect when harvesting a Carcass.
  • Fixed a missing button prompt in the WHAT I KNOW > ACTIONS >JOURNAL OBJECTIVES of the WINTERMUTE Journal entry.
  • Fixed a missing button prompt in the WHAT I KNOW > ACTIONS >CROUCH of the WINTERMUTE Journal entry.
  • Fixed an issue where Wolves consumed Carcasses from too far away.
  • Fixed an issue where the cupboard under the sink in the Community Hall could not be searched.
  • Fixed an issue wherein completing a Tale resulted in a popup reading “Mission Complete” rather than the correct “Tale Complete”.
  • Fixed an issue where Fuses and Wires were incorrectly spawning in the Coastal Highway Quonset Garage in the Whiteout Challenge.
  • Fixed an issue where interacting with the Transmitter from particular positions resulted in incorrect camera placement during the Repair animation.
  • Fixed an issue which allowed players to discover Signal Void Tale specific Caches and Bunkers without first initiating the Tale.
  • Fixed an issue where the Mission Journal would become stuck on 2/3 survivors saved, preventing players from progressing in the WINTERMUTE Episode 3 “Whiteout” Mission.
  • Fixed an issue where Helicopters and Planes could not be slept in without a Bedroll present in the player inventory.
  • Fixed an issue where new cooking ingredients were incorrectly spawning in the Coastal Highway Quonset Garage in the Whiteout Challenge.
  • Fixed an issue where descending the stairs on Drift Island’s upper stairway was made difficult by collision.
  • Fixed an issue where equipped clothing items would not dry when in proximity to a fire.
  • Fixed an issue where Ptarmigan would not detect the player when crouched until they were far too close.
  • Fixed an issue where some items could spawn below the surface of Hunter’s Blinds in Forlorn Muskeg, causing them to be unreachable.
  • Fixed an issue which resulted in the player’s Cooking Skill not being applied to certain cooking Recipes.
  • Fixed an issue where some ingredients could be partially consumed before being used in a Recipe. Some Recipes now require a certain ingredient weight as a result.
  • Adjusted Ice Fishing UI to be more readable against different backgrounds and lighting conditions.
  • Fixed an issue where time acceleration was not applied to the Moose, resulting in it remaining idle during time accelerated events.
  • Fixed an issue which could cause Beachcombing boats to disappear while the player was near or on them.
  • Fixed an issue which could prevent the lights outside the Maintenance Shed in the Broken Railroad Region from activating during an Aurora.
  • Fixed an issue where Map icons were not added after interacting with an unmapped object in a revealed area of the Map.
  • Fixed an issue which resulted in Prybars always breaking after use, rather than during use.
  • Fixed an issue where death animations could cause dying animals to fall under or into terrain, making the Carcass unreachable.
  • Fixed an issue where the Old Bear would stop stalking the player in The Hunted Pt.1 Challenge.
  • Fixed an issue where dead Bears continued to emit breathing effects.
  • Fixed an issue where the player could fall through the ground upon exiting Carcass harvesting.
  • Fixed an issue which caused pelts to stop curing in certain interior locations.
  • Fixed an issue which caused tooltips to remain visible beyond the load screen when starting a new Survival Mode game.
  • Fixed an issue which prevented Fishing Holes from being placed in Pleasant Valley.
  • Fixed an issue which allowed Rabbits to run in mid-air on Drift Island.
  • Fixed an issue where Buffer Memories would not randomize correctly upon subsequent visits to the same PC.
  • Fixed an issue where an inoperable “Cancel” button displayed when interacting with safes.
  • Fixed an issue where Prepper Caches were not properly randomized in Challenges.
  • Fixed an issue which could result in Wildlife floating above terrain, or sinking below the ground layer.
  • Adjusted the Shortwave Radio so it can no longer be stored in containers. This should help to keep it from being misplaced.
  • Fixed an issue where no damage was applied to the Survivor by the “Major Bruising” affliction.


ART & ENVIRONMENTS
  • Fixed an issue where giant pieces of Birch Bark could be found in Ash Canyon.
  • Updated Fishcakes so their bottom side is flaky and appealing, just like the top.
  • Fixed an issue where the lid and base of the storage Trunk in the Community Hall were lit inconsistently.
  • Fixed an issue where some food items could appear larger or smaller when heated on a Rim Grill.
  • Fixed an issue when reheating Stew or Broth in a Skillet which resulted in it looking like meat while heating.
  • Fixed an issue where Ptarmigan Nests appeared on the Map with debug text. Ptarmigan Nests now show on the map with correct text and new iconography.
  • Fixed an issue where newer cooked Fish were missing an image in their pop-up notification after picking them up.
  • Fixed an issue which made some Rifle Cartridges unreachable in certain Prepper Caches.
  • Fixed an issue where barrels intersected the wall inside of the empty Prepper Cache.
  • Fixed an issue which resulted in certain items being lit inconsistently.
  • Fixed an issue which sometimes caused Moose rubbings and harvested Burdock to appear black.
  • Fixed an issue with misplaced terrain in the Blackrock Mine which resulted in a seam through which the player could see out of bounds.
  • Fixed an issue where Wolves would play an eating animation while attempting to run away after being scared off of a Carcass.
  • Fixed an issue in Mystery Lake where the player could see through the back of a rock face.
  • Fixed an issue with all Challenges where Keeper’s Pass North and South were missing key art in the Rock Cache portion of the Journal.
  • Improved shadow quality on consoles. Players should no longer see shadows “flickering”.
  • Fixed an issue where lighting was incorrectly applied, resulting in blown out or dark interiors.
  • Fixed an issue where a Firestriker spawn was inaccessible in the Broken Railroad Region.


ANIMATION
  • Fixed an issue where the Survivor’s running animation would incorrectly play when falling.
  • Fixed a minor stutter in the Rifle idle animation.
  • Fixed an issue where an Arrow would remain in hand when interacting with the Transmitter, causing it to interfere with the animation.


PLATFORM-SPECIFIC
  • Fixed an issue where Xbox Series S models were not correctly set to run at 60 FPS. Now all the following Xbox models should have an option to target 60 or 30 FPS: Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
  • Fixed an issue where players with both Steam and Epic Games versions of The Long Dark installed on a Macintosh would find the Steam version of the application launched when booting from the Epic Games Launcher.
  • Fixed an issue where some players using the Epic Game store were unable to progress past the Disclaimer screen. (If you continue to encounter this issue, please send a message to our Support portal using the link provided below.)


Summary & Reporting Issues

Thank you for reading.

If you encounter issues with the game, please report them to our Support Portal at hinterlandgames.com/support.

If you would like to provide feedback or discuss your experiences with the game with the development team or other players, please post your feedback in the Official Forums: hinterlandforums.com/forums.

If you encounter a crash or issue with the game post-updating, please contact us as we can often help players address their issues, and we always strive to! This is more productive than jumping to a negative review.

Please remember that Hinterland is a small independent developer. Our Support Team strives to respond to all reports as quickly as possible, but as you can imagine, releases are our busiest time. We appreciate your patience, and please know the team is looking into your issues and we will resolve them as soon as we can. Unfortunately, we are not able to follow-up with every individual report that is submitted. But we appreciate them all.

Many thanks for your support.








Nominate Us! THE LONG DARK is a Labor of Love

We've been making THE LONG DARK for a long time. Why? Because we're passionate world creators and we care a lot about our players. Many of you have been with us for years. Some of you have literally grown up with us. Keeping you engaged with the game and world, and doing our best to make THE LONG DARK the best survival experience we can is what motivates us every day.

If you think we've done a good job, please consider nominating us by voting for THE LONG DARK in the Labor of Love category in this year's Steam Awards. We appreciate your support.

November Dev Diary

Hello Survivors,

We’re nearly finished with Part Four of TALES FROM THE FAR TERRITORY, the paid Expansion Pass DLC for Survival Mode, so I thought you might be curious to know a bit more about what’s being added in this new part, launching early December.

As outlined in my September Dev Diary, Part Four — which will be called BURIED ECHOES — includes the next new region in the Far Territory: the Zone of Contamination.

The old Langston Mine lies at the heart of the Zone of Contamination, industrial pollution from decades-old mining operations leaving it a poisoned wasteland patrolled by toxic wolves, featuring large industrial remnants and hiding many hazards, and mysteries! At its heart, an open-pit mine scars the landscape, and deep inside its twisting tunnels — if you survive the poisoned gas — sits a room that holds many secrets. The Zone of Contamination is the second of three large regions that make up the Far Territory, and we’re excited to see how you find it pairs up with the Forsaken Airfield, which we launched in Part One.

The Zone of Contamination, coming in TALES, Part Four.

To go along with the Mine theme, we’ve included a variety of new and useful gameplay tools: a Respirator, which when worn will protect you from poisoned gas you might find in the Zone of Contamination, and eventually, other parts of the Far Territory and Great Bear Island at large. The Respirator relies on consumable Canisters to provide its protection, so keep an eye open for those as you explore the Far Territory. We’re also adding Chemical Boots, which can protect you from the toxic pools that pollute the Zone of Contamination (these pools are really hard on regular footwear!), and a Hardhat that offers strong physical protection against head damage. There’s also a Miner’s Coat and Miner’s Pants, which make up a whole set of protective gear, if you manage to find them all.

And while exploring the Zone of Contamination, make sure you keep an eye out for the Poisoned Wolves that patrol the area. They are leaner than regular wolves, and more desperate. Living around the toxic pools have left them poisoned themselves, and without much to eat, so they are more dangerous than usual. Their bite can leave you with the new Poisoned affliction, so be extra careful when exploring the Zone of Contamination.

The Langston Mine sits at the heart of the Zone of Contamination, and hides many secrets.

Within the Zone of Contamination, you’ll also be able to start the second Tale: Buried Echoes. A continuation of Signal Void which we introduced in Part Two, Buried Echoes adds another layer of mystery to the story of the mine workers, the Security Chief, and the enigmatic Rüdiger. Buried Echoes presents a story that goes in a somewhat unusual direction for THE LONG DARK, and we’re excited to see what you think. The Tale and the new region also feature new music, which all add to the atmosphere of Part Four. And, as with Signal Void, there’s a special gameplay reward to be gained for completing Buried Echoes. You’ll first have to get there to see what it is. (And don’t worry, the Tale will be available in Interloper experience mode.)

The Travois, coming in TALES, Part Four.

Beyond the Zone of Contamination and Buried Echoes, Part Four also adds a significant new gameplay tool: the Travois. A craftable, movable container, the Travois is constructed from Saplings and other materials, and allows you to drag a large amount of extra gear around with you. But keep in mind, you will make some compromises to movement speed while dragging the Travois, and you can’t take it everywhere! And depending on what you choose to load it up with, it can be a very effective wildlife attractant, so be careful to stop and look around once in a while, lest a pack of hungry wolves or a bear sneaks up on you. It’s the perfect tool for moving large amounts of gear and items from one location to another, when stocking up a new safehouse or supply cache, or moving your main base of operations to a new region.

As always, we don’t want players who opted not to purchase TALES to feel left out, so we’ve also included some meaningful free updates to the “base” Survival game, which will be available to everyone who owns THE LONG DARK or SURVIVAL EDITION.

As we shared in the September Dev Diary, we’ve finally managed to find a good way to add hand coverings in the game. Now, what you see on your hands will reflect what you have equipped in your hand slots in the Clothing Menu. Same for the lower sleeves of whatever you are wearing on your arms. We’ve updated some animations so that they work better with things like Mittens. We’re very happy with how this has turned out, and we feel it brings a whole new level of immersion to THE LONG DARK. We hope you agree when you get the chance to try them out.

We’ve also added a whole new series of first-person Harvesting Animations. Now, when you choose to Harvest a carcass for meat or other resources, you will see your hands involved with the harvesting action, as well as the tool you have chosen to harvest with. It’s another way that we’re trying to always enhance the sense of immersion in THE LONG DARK for our players.



You will also have the opportunity to use the new Insulated Flasks, which let you store and keep liquids warm for longer. Perfect for when you want to stack some Warmth buffs for those long treks across the frozen wilderness. The Flasks come in a variety of colours and patterns, so keep your eyes open for them as you move through the world.

And finally, we’ve added a new Scurvy affliction to the game. Certain foods will now provide you with Vitamin-C, and if you don’t consume enough of them over time, you can develop Scurvy Risk and then eventually Scurvy. It’s a horrible thing to contend with. Definitely something to keep an eye on for those longer-running games.

That mainly sums up the focus of Part Four of TALES, and we think it’s a great way to end the year for THE LONG DARK.

The last note I want to make is about the recent Hinterland Pop-Up Merch Store. As many of you know, we closed our store in 2021 because of COVID, and due to overwhelming requests from the community, we decided to open it up just to clear out our “old” inventory in time for the holidays. We didn’t really anticipate the demand, and the Pop-Up shop -- which we had planned to run for 3 weeks -- sold out over 1300 items in less than three hours!

Our original plan was to use this to clear our stock to make room for a whole new line of merch items in the new year, but we know many of you didn’t get the opportunity to purchase a Hinterland mug, or a Jackrabbit hoodie, or one of the fantastic Granted x Hinterland sweaters. So we’re looking at restocking as much as we can for the new year, and our current plan is to sell many of these items along with the new items we’ll be launching in the new year. So if you missed out this time, you’ll have at least one more opportunity to purchase some of this classic Hinterland or THE LONG DARK merch. If you want to be kept up to date on these sales, we recommend signing up for the Hinterland newsletter.

That about wraps up the November dev diary. Keep your eyes open for the release of BURIED ECHOES and the free Survival Update that comes at the same time, early in December. You can expect a full narrated update video to launch with Part Four, which will go into more detail about each of the new additions to the game.

Stay warm out there.

Raphael

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Starting TODAY through December 1st, the Hinterland Limited Time Pop-Up Merch Store is live. Buy now to get delivery in time for the holidays, with loads of THE LONG DARK and Hinterland merch.

Visit hinterlandstore.com and start shopping.