If you’re still on PC (meaning Windows), you should be playing with the updated driver. There used to be a hacky way to do it. Deus Exe is the new way. That graphics driver lets you bump up the gamma, which sorts the unreasonable darkness, without washing out the light areas. The updated driver is also, as far as I can tell, essential to emulating the game on Mac/Linux, since the emulator can’t do the original driver.
Going from memory, I think the game originally supported DirectX 7 and something else. The DirectX 9 driver may be what makes it work with an emulator. (And you can totally use mods, too. I mean, I ran it with Shifter… as one does.)
Okay cool, so can we at least get the original on modern hardware? I mean yeah I can emulate it but I thought it was cool it was coming to Switch.
It’s also too goddamned dark to play on PC without mods.
The Vanilla Fixer fixes that and a bunch of other compatibility and performance issues automatically
https://mods4ever.com/project/DXRVanillaFixer
If you’re still on PC (meaning Windows), you should be playing with the updated driver. There used to be a hacky way to do it. Deus Exe is the new way. That graphics driver lets you bump up the gamma, which sorts the unreasonable darkness, without washing out the light areas. The updated driver is also, as far as I can tell, essential to emulating the game on Mac/Linux, since the emulator can’t do the original driver.
Going from memory, I think the game originally supported DirectX 7 and something else. The DirectX 9 driver may be what makes it work with an emulator. (And you can totally use mods, too. I mean, I ran it with Shifter… as one does.)
Was running the Steam version. Not interested ATM, but maybe I’ll go back to it in the future.
you have a build in light augment to help you navigate the dark areas. It is set at night after all.
No, the whole entire screen is dark, including the UI.
Oh, I’ve not seen that issue but I’ve been playing it through proton on linux.