The excerpts from the books are interesting, but short.īreaking News: In this, you help the editor of the Oakmont Chronicle - a skull - to solve the mystery of a tiger that is hunting criminals in the city. What sets it apart from the rest of the filler content is that these locations are slightly (!) more interestingly designed and that there is one additional boss fight at one point of this quest. Mystic Tomes: Place new markers around the city, visit locations, grab eight classical volumes of Lovecraftian lore, from the Unaussprechliche* Kulte to the Necronomicon itself. I will briefly describe the three missions without spoiling too much: Not only is this content which should have been in the main game instead of the many bland filler quests, it is far too short for its price. Worshippers of the Necronomicon is a DLC which adds three new missions to The Sinking City and frankly, it is an insulting money grab.
Well, dear reader, you have come back for more? Do you want to know whether the secrets of the Necromicon can redeem the fallen city? Read on and learn. Also note the ongoing legal battle between publisher and developer and consider buying this elsewhere. It's also available through Origin (opens in new tab), but was never actually removed from that storefront.Author's note: For my review of the main game, see here. Accordingly, The Sinking City was returned to Steam (opens in new tab) and other storefronts, but very shortly it disappeared again, without explanation, although it remained (and remains) available on the Microsoft Store (opens in new tab). In January 2021, a preliminary ruling in the matter found that Frogwares had terminated its contract with Nacon "in a 'manifestly unlawful' manner," and thus ordered its terms restored. Frogwares claimed that Nacon failed to finance development as promised and failed to file accurate income reports, while Nacon said Frogwares was simply making wild claims in order to discredit the publisher in the eyes of the public. First, a recap: The Sinking City, a 1920s detective game set in a flooded fishing town built atop caverns crawling with Lovecraftian horrors, was removed from most digital storefronts in 2020 following a dispute (opens in new tab) between Frogwares and publisher Nacon.
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