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Don't buy "Little Nightmares Complete Edition" from the Bandai Namco sale (in US and Asia), at USD24.99 (regular price USD29.99). According to the product description, it includes the base game and "secret of Maw" DLC (that's everything released as of now). There's nothing mentioned about more DLCs or season pass being included - afterall, it is sold as "complete edition", so it is supposed to be 'complete', there's nothing more coming.

Apparently, it's not so complete. There are still 2 more DLCs coming, and there will be (another?) "complete edition" in Oct, at USD29.99. The physical version will have the base game on disc and code for a season pass (for downloading the 3 DLCs). It's unclear whether there will be a new digital complete edition with all 3 DLCs, or will the current complete edition entitle you to the 2 new DLCs for free (the product description doesn't say anything about such entitlement). So if you get it during the sale now, it's a gamble whether you will be buying an incomplete 'complete edition', or a real complete edition (if you get 2 more DLCs for free) at discounted price. Better don't support such marketing tactic of selling premature 'complete (as of now)' editions.
 

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IMHO.. just go for the standard edition. Complete one time, throw one side... no replayability value.

You can get a physical copy for less than $30...

Good luck~!

Edit: just saw in SG PSN store.

WTF..... Apex edition cheaper than standard edition?

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ya man thats why i asked coz i couldnt believe it as well lol
 

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PSA:

Don't buy "Little Nightmares Complete Edition" from the Bandai Namco sale (in US and Asia), at USD24.99 (regular price USD29.99). According to the product description, it includes the base game and "secret of Maw" DLC (that's everything released as of now). There's nothing mentioned about more DLCs or season pass being included - afterall, it is sold as "complete edition", so it is supposed to be 'complete', there's nothing more coming.

Apparently, it's not so complete. There are still 2 more DLCs coming, and there will be (another?) "complete edition" in Oct, at USD29.99. The physical version will have the base game on disc and code for a season pass (for downloading the 3 DLCs). It's unclear whether there will be a new digital complete edition with all 3 DLCs, or will the current complete edition entitle you to the 2 new DLCs for free (the product description doesn't say anything about such entitlement). So if you get it during the sale now, it's a gamble whether you will be buying an incomplete 'complete edition', or a real complete edition (if you get 2 more DLCs for free) at discounted price. Better don't support such marketing tactic of selling premature 'complete (as of now)' editions.

the secret of maw expansion is a 3 part DLC and it's incomplete, part 2 and 3 will be released in nov and jan 2018 respectively.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...s-three-part-dlc-expansion-secrets-of-the-maw

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the secret of maw expansion is a 3 part DLC and it's incomplete, part 2 and 3 will be released in nov and jan 2018 respectively.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...s-three-part-dlc-expansion-secrets-of-the-maw

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Oh I see, so the current "complete edition" is indeed complete then, just that part 2 and 3 of the "secrets of maw" DLC is not out yet. It's really confusing how they market it. Should have called it a season pass or at least stated it clearly. (I have actually watched a let's play of the DLC, it's a parallel story with another character and at the end, it ties back nicely to the main story, there's no cliffhanger. It did not feel like just a part 1 to me.) Thanks for clarifying.

PS. Checking the psn store for the DLC now, it is "Little Nightmares Secrets of The Maw Expansion Pass". In the descriptions, it stated "Get Little Nightmares™ Secrets of The Maw and enjoy these additional stories as they become available to download. If you purchase Little Nightmares™ Secrets of The Maw, all future content that is part of this pass will be accessible in-game once it is available." But the product page of the complete edition did not mention anything like that.

More confusingly, there is actually another "Little Nightmares The Depths DLC"! This might have been the part 1 that's included in "secrets of the maw" but again, nothing is mentioned.
 
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Edit: just saw in SG PSN store.

WTF..... Apex edition cheaper than standard edition?

BBBMTL...


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Damn worth. Those with psn+ can get it for 10 bucks. Super worth when compared with pc version where historically, cheapest in steam was still 20+
 

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IMHO.. just go for the standard edition. Complete one time, throw one side... no replayability value.

You can get a physical copy for less than $30...

Good luck~!

Edit: just saw in SG PSN store.

WTF..... Apex edition cheaper than standard edition?

BBBMTL...


2zeau8g.jpg

yeah completed 1 time and plat.. that's it.. won't play it ever again.
 

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bought lara craft go and plat it..
Lara Croft Go is the best of the GO series. Can solve all the puzzles yourself and plat without looking up guides. The levels are logical, only a few levels need significant trial and error. The collectibles are easy to find too. And no level challenges to complete, just need to solve and find collectibles, more straightforward. I highly recommend the game if you like puzzles (or just follow guide for an easy plat).

Hitman Go is harder as it has move count limits if you want to complete all level challenges (needed for plat), so some of the later levels really need to use guides otherwise very frustrating - cos lots of trial and error, any failure have to restart the whole level (that's the reason I consider games like Super Hot total BS).

Deus Ex Go is not on PS4 yet, I tried on Android and couldn't get into it at all. I'll probably skip that one when it releases on PS4, until it's on deep sale then consult guides to plat :p.

Anyway, I do find these games play better on PS4 than mobile, even though they were developed for mobile first. Having a controller makes it so much easier to issue movement commands. On mobile have to swipe in direction you want the char to go, or tap on spot, not very precise, and harder for big fingers unless using stylus. For the same reason, mobile games like Bridge Constructor (I am still waiting for sale) would work better on PS4 (plus when playing on mobile, your finger actually obscures your view, so can't even see where you are moving to).
 

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Lara Croft Go is the best of the GO series. Can solve all the puzzles yourself and plat without looking up guides. The levels are logical, only a few levels need significant trial and error. The collectibles are easy to find too. And no level challenges to complete, just need to solve and find collectibles, more straightforward. I highly recommend the game if you like puzzles (or just follow guide for an easy plat).

Hitman Go is harder as it has move count limits if you want to complete all level challenges (needed for plat), so some of the later levels really need to use guides otherwise very frustrating - cos lots of trial and error, any failure have to restart the whole level (that's the reason I consider games like Super Hot total BS).

Deus Ex Go is not on PS4 yet, I tried on Android and couldn't get into it at all. I'll probably skip that one when it releases on PS4, until it's on deep sale then consult guides to plat :p.

Anyway, I do find these games play better on PS4 than mobile, even though they were developed for mobile first. Having a controller makes it so much easier to issue movement commands. On mobile have to swipe in direction you want the char to go, or tap on spot, not very precise, and harder for big fingers unless using stylus. For the same reason, mobile games like Bridge Constructor (I am still waiting for sale) would work better on PS4 (plus when playing on mobile, your finger actually obscures your view, so can't even see where you are moving to).

got some problem with the triple stacking of pillar without guide.
 

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Good price. Hoot tml
Ya better to wait till tomorrow. This sort of deals from EA (or Ubisoft) are usually global, so SG/Asia should have it too. Wait and see SG price first.

btw, for PC version, EA has discounted the Ultimate Edition to $5.81 (here). They are also giving away the season pass FREE on Origin (here).
 
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Ya better to wait till tomorrow. This sort of deals from EA (or Ubisoft) are usually global, so SG/Asia should have it too. Wait and see SG price first.

btw, for PC version, EA has discounted the Ultimate Edition to $5.81 (here). They are also giving away the season pass FREE on Origin (here).

inside still got ppl play??
 

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