Gothic 1 Remake Demo Version Updated

Gothic 1 Remake, which has a special place among classic role-playing games, offered its first taste to players with the demo version called “Nyras Prologue” released last February. Alkimia Interactive, which attaches great importance to feedback, announced that it has updated this demo extensively. The new version is now available to players with smoother animations and fixed bugs.

Gothic 1 Remake Became More Smooth with Demo Update

According to the statement made by Alkimia Interactive, more than 15 thousand players filled out the feedback survey after the demo version was released. In addition, many comments were sent via Steam forums and the official Discord server. The development team did not leave this intense interest unanswered and gave the demo version a comprehensive update.

One of the most striking aspects of the update is that the character’s general movements have become faster and more responsive. Basic animations such as gathering and looting have been shortened, making gameplay much more fluid. Players will now be able to interact with the environment faster, which has a positive effect on the pace of the game.

In addition, a frequently complained bug that sometimes caused attacks to not register has been addressed. It is stated that issues such as the sword hitting the enemy but not dealing damage have been reduced with this version. Alkimia Interactive shared a behind-the-scenes look at the process with a short developer video accompanying this update.

Gothic 1 Remake Demo: Nyras Prologue can be downloaded for free on Steam. The updated version aims to offer a more refined experience for both loyal followers of the series and those experiencing the game for the first time. Although a clear date has not been announced for the full release, these early improvements are raising expectations.

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