Vintage Story utilizes a great deal of procedural technology to create immensely diverse landscapes, climate conditions, and geological features to always keep exploration fresh and exciting. One million square kilometers of unique, randomly generated landscapeĮnter a vast open world populated by a range of cute, strange, dangerous, and horrifying creatures. During your journey you will encounter wayward creatures, find old stories, battle temporal instability, and endure temporal storms. There is no linear storytelling it is up to you to piece together who you are and what has happened from the little evidence that remains. Take on the role of a lost being in the body of a tall blue creature and discover the remnants of civilization. Live through the four seasons and advance further by smelting copper for more powerful tools, creating bronze alloys, learning to work iron, mechanize common tasks and ultimately reach the steel age.Ī wicked universe backed by original story elements Start out empty-handed in the stone age and learn to survive by foraging, hunting, crafting, and fighting. Relive the advent of human civilization, or take your own path. Find yourself in a ruined world reclaimed by nature and permeated by unnerving temporal disturbances.
Vintage Story is an uncompromising wilderness survival sandbox game inspired by lovecraftian horror themes. Not sure what a B2P game is, but yes the Steam client is also a DRM implementation because you cannot install or play your game without reaching out to 3rd party servers for permission.Please note: After purchase, please redeem your key on the itch.io "My Purchase" page - it is a link that lets you create a game account to log in to the game.
This is why it is important to split downloading and installing of the game into separate stages. Additional checks are the definition of DRM, and will make the game uninstallable and/or unplayable once the auth servers are shutdown. The fact that you have a copy of the game verifies that you bought the game. I disagree, any required connection to a 3rd party server after the game has been obtained is DRM. It would be the same if you wanted to play a B2P game on Steam but you need to log in first on the Steam client. That's not exactly DRM, your account verifies you bought the game. Can you elaborate?įrom what I recall you need to create an account and login when installing the game and then authenticate with their servers each time you want to play the game. Quoting: wytrabbit Quoting: torham Quoting: wytrabbit Quoting: torhamLast I looked this game had pretty annoying DRMI bought it in 2020 and don't remember any DRM back then.
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