“The game is in a very advanced state of development and functionally complete with a full suite of features, cases, content and a complete Sandbox Mode, beyond what you may usually expect from an Early Access title.

What is the current state of the Early Access version? You can see the roadmap on the Steam page below!” We are currently planning to add new content such as new and improved cases, new locations and new citizen interaction options, along with a more rounded and polished game experience.

“The full version of Shadows of Doubt will include additional content and optimisations that will be introduced throughout Early Access. How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version? “We are currently planning for a 6 month Early Access period, although this could be extended depending on player feedback and development updates.” We’ll also be adding additional content, along with further technical optimisations and balancing improvements that player feedback will help us shape.”Īpproximately how long will this game be in Early Access? Given the massive scope of the game and the nature of its AI systems, launching in Early Access first allows us to identify any unusual edge case issues that may be discovered and react to them during a non-final version of the game, rather than have players discover them in what is considered to be a ‘final’ release. Being open and transparent, we’ve had a lot of serious discussions about how and when to launch the game. This was not up to his usual standards.“Shadows of Doubt has been in development for many years, so we didn’t take the decision to launch into Early Access lightly. Maybe he needed money (?) or maybe he cannot bear not being in the spotlight, but even so, he should try to make a reasonable effort. I cannot for the life of me understand why he agreed to participate in such a B movie. I almost feel sorry for Douglas, remembering him in excellent movies like Fatal Attraction, Traffic and Falling Down, having to tarnish his good name with movies like this. The only thing the movie had going for it was a fairly good dialog (probably derived from the original manuscript to Fritz Langs original from 1956), but the lead actor and actress did a pretty poor job delivering them. but for heaven's sake, if you are going to do a remake, at least try to make it feel like the 21st century. I am usually OK with implausible stories and the original movie is probably good.

A very unconvincing cast, including Douglas, delivers an extremely implausible story packed with clichés, with poor cinematography and old-fashioned music.

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