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Octopath Traveler - Available for Pre-Order
May 16th, 2019, 23:14
Octopath Traveler is now available for pre-order on Steam.
OCTOPATH TRAVELER now available to pre-purchaseMore information.
17 May @ 3:59am - L1keMike
If you've been patiently waiting for news on when you can pick up OCTOPATH TRAVELER on Steam, the answer is… right now.
The game is available to pre-purchase, ahead of its launch on June 7, 2019. Not only that, but anybody who gets the game now will also get a set of 11 exclusive wallpapers, featuring beautiful character art for the eight main heroes, and some of the stunning locations from the game.
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Spaceman
RPGWatch Team
May 17th, 2019, 11:52
Was interested till I saw the joke pricing £49.99 for a year old PC port. Check out regional pricing for an even bigger chuckle, F U Square Enix.
green man gaming selling for £42.49
green man gaming selling for £42.49
Last edited by fatknacker50; May 17th, 2019 at 11:55.
Reason: Price checking
Sentinel
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May 17th, 2019, 12:27
Originally Posted by fatknacker50LOL wow, yeah, $59.99? Looks nice, but … $59.99?!?
Was interested till I saw the joke pricing £49.99 for a year old PC port. Check out regional pricing for an even bigger chuckle, F U Square Enix.
green man gaming selling for £42.49
Watchdog
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May 17th, 2019, 12:59
I think I paid something like 50$ upon release on Switch (physical). Could be cheaper, but at least they dont sell you box with Steam download code. So, yeah.
Keeper of the Watch
May 17th, 2019, 13:39
Prices aside, have you seen recommended requirements? 
For all I know the game is supposed to be visually nintendoesque aka Nokia3310 ancient chips should be able to run it.
For all I know the game is supposed to be visually nintendoesque aka Nokia3310 ancient chips should be able to run it.
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The Smoker
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May 17th, 2019, 14:34
Originally Posted by joxerGraphics is actually strong point , at least for someone who is into this style. I think they called it HD-2D or something. I like it a lot myself. And I can imagine its quite more demanding then usual SNES level 2D. But anyway, Im sure it should run smoothly on low-end systems and if it doesnt, then I would consider it trash-level port.
Prices aside, have you seen recommended requirements?
For all I know the game is supposed to be visually nintendoesque aka Nokia3310 ancient chips should be able to run it.
Keeper of the Watch
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May 17th, 2019, 15:29
I'm interested in seeing what the computer version of this game will look and play like, but I don't need to pay for it in advance. I'll wait and see what the general mood is upon release and subsequent patches before I considering picking this one up for myself.
SasqWatch
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May 17th, 2019, 16:36
I heard good things from people who played it on the Switch, and they're not particularly JRPG folks.
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