They are basically different games. UE4 is older with more content. Think of it as a proof of concept with a good amount of sex scenes and quests 5-8 hours depending on how quick you are and if you use online help or look for everything yourself. On it's own its a fun game and worth keeping.
I'm not even sure the option menu keeps whatever changes you make, so you would have the same problem each time you open the game because the changes reset. That's what happened to me with the graphic options, had to redo everything everytime.
Thank you for your quick answer !
Glad it worked. The UE5 build is mostly busted so some stuff has to be changed manually in the actual config files to apply, for example, the sensitivity sliders for both mouse and controller don't work ingame.
You have to find small obelisks scattered around the playable areas, there's probably a guide here or on Steam to show you the locations. Alternatively, completing the "If It Bleeds" quest gives you a good chunk.
The Terminal and MixDrop links are still live, but the other two are dead. This site has a rule about a minimum of three viable links to any download, so anytime this happens you should report the OP with an explanation that there are fewer than three working download links and for what version (if necessary, like here) that applies.
Mixdrop gives me a secure connection failure and terminal gives me error 403. None of the other sites work for UE5 download for me either. Been checking daily to see if they have been fixed yet.
I have a very basic WIP cheat table that edits attribute points (character creation points) and essence points.
1- Download the program
One, its a literal work in progress and port isn't complete. Its written everywhere. Two, the combat is much better. Three, I don't know where or what settings your using the the frames and graphics quality is better for me. Lastly, you can get the mask of in 10 minutes, likely a lot faster if you speedrun it. Its actually nice to give some context via the quest rather than just plant you in the middle of of everything without context. But then again I actually like plot and story...
None of that is particularly worth arguing over since they're non-objective assessments based on personal preferences. As they say - the customer is always right in matters of taste. Both the UE4 and UE5 versions have a lot of issues with them, and they're different enough that there will always be disagreement over which is "better" when it comes to personal preferences like set design and story layout.
And? The same also counts for the UE4 Version.
Not important to the game but lordy! You are one of few I've seen that use that Customer is always right quote as it was intended.
If your ground textures look like that in UE5, something isn't right because that's not how it looks for me. Not saying its your fault or machine, might be a overlooked hardware compatibility bug.
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