Gamedec - Definitive Edition News

Hello, Detectives

We're ready to release the latest Patch, including various fixes to the current-existing and fresh cases, added with the Definitive Edition Update. As promised, we can finally put the new, free and playable skins for the Player's avatar. Izmael Krostov, Dafne Bennet, Teriel and Kirk Anderson.



Izmael and Dafne were available in the store for quite a time, so we hope some of you had the chance to get familiar with their background. If not, we're re-introducing both of them.



Teriel, the main character from Seven: The Days Long Gone, was brought to life as a diginet. Adapting to the new reality wasn't easy. It changed when he became a gamedec. He uses his master thief skills and experience to solve cases. And he's good at it. Becoming the best is just a matter of time.



Kirk Anderson - Due to his worsening health condition, Kirk was expelled from the Out-Rangers. He was allowed to keep his armor, which relieved his physical pain and gained him the respect he always needed. Becoming a gamedec is the only possible way to ensure that no one sees him as a failure.

We hope you will enjoy playing the Gamedec story with the new skins. Each of them is equipped with a different set of aspect points located in the various professions. Those tweaks have a real impact on the game. We will release another batch of new characters in the following weeks, so stay tuned!

[h2]Patch 1.71 - Full Change-log[/h2]



General

• This update introduces 4 free skins for the Player’s avatar: Izmael Krostov, Dafne Bennet, Teriel, and Kirk Anderson. You can now select to play as a predefined character when starting the new game. Skins are purely cosmetic and won’t alter your gameplay in any way
  
• This update contains minor localization fixes across the whole game in Japanese, Turkish, Korean, Russian, and English
  

Fallen Hero

• Fixed an issue with the Player not being able to finish the quest received from Cpt. Basilides to get rid of the medmat
  
• Minor improvements to Quest Log – the game now guides the Player more clearly through the case in Yet’s Bar
  
• Fixed an issue with the Player not being able to finish the quest to charge entering customers for the entrance fee
  

Knights Code

• Fixed a bug with the Clan onboarding playing out for the second time in some rare cases
  
• Fixed the game locking up after the dialog with the meditation group in some rare cases
  
• Fixed a bug that caused the option to talk to the recruits to disappear if they relocate enough times
  
• During the dialog with the NPC, the Player won’t get a penalty for resetting the clock
  

Axis Mundi

• Fixed an issue with the Player’s avatar locking in the running animation after loading an auto-save
  
• Fixed an issue with the game locking up after talking to Jester in some rare cases
  
• Fixed a bug that caused the Quest log to not update properly after loading a save file in some rare cases
  
• Fixed a bug that caused the Player’s avatar to not approach pylons automatically
  

Seven Daemons

• Removed a possibility of inadvertently skipping a chase sequence in Programmers Space
  
• Fixed the game locking up during the dialog with Bruno in some rare cases
  
• Removed the redundant dialog option to ask what Josh’s rules are if the Player already knows them by using the Sensory Celebrity check
  

Until the next time!
Team Gamedec!

PS. This time apart from Discord we would like to share the Anshar Publishing group on Steam. We encourage you to join our community!

https://store.steampowered.com/publisher/AnsharPublishing

👋 Hey detectives!

Yes, there is everything great with your eyes; the title is not a lie or a clickbait! Gamedec: Definitive Edition is VERIFIED for Steam deck! 🔥



You could play the game on this handheld already, but the badge on Steam Store is something we really wanted for quite some time now!



We know that the vacation season is over; BUT, October is cold, and the next couple of months will be even colder, so you can explore the virtualia under the warm blanket with hot chocolate next to you (we'd say, in the other hand, but playing with just one hand would be kinda impractical). ❤️

Unfortunately, we have a delay with the skin bundle we mentioned in our previous article. We want to assure you that these skins will be free, just we will deliver them to you a little bit later than we anticipated. We are working closely with Valve to find the best solution here; we want everyone to be happy!

Until the next time!

Team Gamedec!

[h3]The time has come, detectives! You can download the latest patch for Gamedec and enjoy new content right as we speak! The Definitive Edition update is FREE for everyone who already owns the game! ❤️[/h3]

Check out the trailer! 🔥

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Explore the virtual worlds once again! Gamedec – Definitive Edition brings a fresh look to the current-existing cases! First, players can immerse themselves in the world based on Seven: The Days Long Gone, the game released in 2017 by Fool’s Theory and IMGN.PRO. The case is completely readable to those who played neither of these games, thus offer a mouthful of additional flavor to those who did. Expect the brand new virtualium and even more challenging NPCs.

Additionally, fans of the Cthulhu mood can take on a new twist in one of the current-existing cases. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!



That's not all! Below you'll find the more specific change list:

• New fully voice-overed cutscenes: epilogues for each decision at the end of the game
  
• New sidequest on the Like Father Like Son along with the brand new NPC: Clown
• New sub-level on the Like Father Like Son case
  
• Voice overs s for the new NPC on Like Father Like Son
  
• New game difficulty: True Detective Mode
  
• New Main Menu music theme
• Bugfixing and optimization across all content
  
• New language available: Japanese

• Whole new case in a new Virtualium, which contains over 30 quests
  
• New playable character: Ken Zhou
  
• Partial voiceovers for the 24 NPCs
  
• Two characters made in collaboration with our Backers: Dungeongeek and Ryan
  
• Five characters from Seven: The Days Long Gone game lore
  
• A few new minigames

THERE IS STILL MORE🔥

We have a bundle of four skins available for free! Unfortunately, due to technical issues, there will be a slight delay in the bundle release, but we're working with Valve to deliver it to you as soon as possible🕵️



We have one more important information for you. Post-launch support for Gamedec will continue until the end of October 2022; after that, we plan to focus on other projects. Of course, we still encourage you to report any issues through our social media channels and Discord server - we are going to work on any issues up until this point.

Hop into the game and enjoy the new content; don't forget to share your feedback with us through our social media channels and discord server!

Cheers,

Team Gamedec

👋Hello detectives!

Yesterday, we introduced you to Teriel, who has become a gamedec. Today, we have a completely new character who will join the team in Gamedec: Definitive Edition!

Let's check out his backstory; he has a rich past with a lot of experience 🔥



Kirk had a troubled past, as since he was a small kid, he had a gift for getting into all kinds of mess. Every time he did something wrong, his father was there to get him out of trouble, so he made sure his son would eventually become a responsible and honest member of society. As a member of the management board of Ground Cleaners, he knew which strings to pull, getting Kirk into the ranks of the Out-Rangers.

Kirk landed on the outskirts of Warsaw City, investigating new species and protecting the dying Mother Nature. He was aware of the whispers behind his back and all the disrespectful glances shot in his direction. The other Out-Rangers knew how he got this position and despised him for it. Kirk desperately needed to change that.



Though Kirk succeeded, he paid a high price. While on foot patrol, he rescued a civilian from an animal attack, but he was injured, with the animal’s venom severely burning his skin. Due to his worsening health condition, he was expelled from the Out-Rangers.

The only thing he could keep was his armor, which relieved his physical pain. More importantly to Kirk, it brought him the respect he always needed.



Now, he had to find a new way to make his father proud and repay him for all the trouble he’d caused in the past. Although, he mostly wanted to make himself as useful as possible after being reduced to a pitiful version of his past self.

That’s why he became a gamedec – working from home and traversing virtual worlds from his couch was his safest choice.

Kirk has to make everyone see he’s not a failure, especially now. And being a gamedec is the only way to do it.

Gamedec: Definitive Edition is coming tomorrow! We'll share more details on the specific hour of the update in the next article!

Cheers,
Team Gamedec

👋 Hey everyone!

As Gamedec: Definitive Edition is coming in two days, it is the perfect time to share with you some more details on the new character skins that are coming along with it!

One of them will be Teriel - the protagonist of the game Seven: The Days Gone Long! We are aware that not all of you may know the game, so let us introduce you to him (but we still strongly encourage you to check on the game yourself!) ❤️



There were times when die-hard fans cosplayed as their beloved heroes. In the XXII century, it’s possible to bring those characters to life - literally. That’s exactly what happened to Teriel, a main character from the Seven: The Days Long Gone game, who was brought to life as a diginet, with all his flaws, strengths, and scars. It wasn’t cheap or easy - the whole procedure of creating a body, almost identical to his 3D model, took a while, as did Teriel’s adaptation to the new reality.



To ease this transition from post-apocalyptic pastures to futuristic landscapes, he spent some time at diginet school. The most important lesson he learned was that despite the enormous technological leap and evolution of day-to-day existence, people didn’t change that much. The rich get richer; the poor get poorer. Weak and strong are just labels, and if you want more in your life, you have to weasel your way around people ahead of you. And that’s something Teriel was more than okay to work with.



On the outside, he’s harsh, cynical, and selfish, but it’s just a facade. Deep down lurks an idealist who wants to help people and make a difference. That’s why during his time at diginet school, it turned out he’s the best suited for a gamedec profession. At first, he was skeptical. He used to be the Master Thief, after all, the best of the best, and with this, he had to start from zero. But with time, he realized that being a good gamedec is not that different from his previous line of work.



Setting traps, patiently waiting for mistakes, and executing his mastermind plan are the core elements of this job that give him thrills. He lives for it; he thrives on it. He’s not a knight in shining armor - Teriel is always the biggest winner in the cases he’s working on.

Doing some good along the way is just a side effect. At least, that’s what he tells himself.

That sums up Teriel's origin story as a gamedec; if you want to check on his full story, check on the Seven: The Days Gone Long yourself!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/471010/Seven_Enhanced_Edition/

We'll be back with more treats really soon 😊

Cheers,
Team Gamedec