Developers from the Czech studio CBE Software today announced and simultaneously released an improved version of the psychological horror Someday You’ll Return under the nickname Director’s Cut. Until now, the game was only available on PC (Steam). However, with the advent of the Director’s Cut version, the title it is also aimed at the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles for the first time.. Versions for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S or Nintendo Switch, on the other hand, are not yet discussed.
In addition to the new versions for consoles from Sony, you should also pay attention to individual improvements, an overview of which can be found below. The developers have confirmed that it will be available for PC players who own the original version. upgrade to Director’s Cut is available for free. The development of the console versions and the Director’s Cut edition itself was supported by Bohemia Interactive as a publisher.
Highlights of Someday You’ll Be Back: Director’s Cut:
- Versions for PS4 and PS5 (with support for tactile controls).
- Significant optimization for smoother gameplay.
- DLSS support.
- Better stage lighting in many places.
- Full support for Xbox and PlayStation controllers.
- More dynamic gameplay, less “walking” scenes.
- More intense and scary scenes.
- New puzzles.
- New hidden game ending (for New Game+ mode).
- A new interactive textbook on alchemy and herbalism.
- Photo mode.
- Improved sound system and over 30 minutes of new music.
- Localization into 7 new language versions.
- Extensive bug fixes.
Someday You’ll Be Back: Director’s Cut is a collection of over two years of intensive work on a title that Lukasz Medek and I are very proud of. While the original intent was only to port the game to consoles, ensure proper game controller support, and localize the game into multiple languages, thanks to a collaboration with Bohemia Interactive, the Director’s Cut now contains both a quantum of new content and features, as well as gameplay adjustments and general smoothness of the game.
In addition to new features, the game includes more than a thousand fixes and improvements that make the game incomparably better. I firmly believe that the players will appreciate the effort put in and plunge headlong into the mysteries of the dark story of the search for the missing daughter. complements Jan Kavan from CBE Software, the creator of the game.
You can learn more about Someday You’ll Return from our review of the original version.
Source :Indian TV
