The Pacific Drive acquired its “largest free content refreshing” this week, introducing a new way to play the survival game of Iron Wood Studios. But you will take a better step than news heel, Boko, as I am hijacking this article for my devilish heads. Although the update heading is some fancy voice campaign, it has been added by a secondary feature developer Iron Wood Studios, which in fact forced me to consider re -installing the game.
You see, though I appreciated the pacific drive, from its irregularities in the West Coast to the West Coast, from its irregularities to surprisingly intense vehicle fake, I finally guaranteed the game for a particular reason: Savings. Earlier, the Pacific Drive with a new garage is limited to your garage after entering a new junction (its open, playing for map parts).
The latter functionality with which I was fine, but the former meant that if you were mid -junction and suddenly participating in life equipment, you could lose a large piece of development. It happened to me several times, even finally I was tired of running away in the same part of the world again.
It seems that I am not the only person who is suffering from this problem. “We firmly believe in the basic design of the Pacific Drive Game Play Loop and the danger from the potential lost run. However, we know that there is sometimes life.” Steam update blog. “Since the launch, through feedback and conversation about the game, the players have made it clear that at any point, there is a question for the ability to save the game.”
As a result, the new update includes a “suspension run” feature that looks like more traditional savings and leaves, which allows you to maintain your progress when you stop playing. It seems difficult to work, as Iron Wood says it will provide “more technical explanation” in the future. But knowing that I can leave without losing any progress, definitely makes me more inclined to play again, because the game was hard enough without force to play through the whole junction at a time.
Well, the news hijack over, the normal service resumes. The main addition of the update in the Pacific Drive is the campaign. Iron Wood explains how they work in the blog. “The campaign begins with the changing challenges and sanctions in the garage, creating new ways, and increasing the difficulty in ensuring that every trip feels fresh.”
These campaigns will include new types of junction, including Pittop Junctions that provide a safe area for your car repair and recover from your journey. Campaigns also introduced a new shop called the IDA’s Exchange, a traveling trader who will be seen in various places along with your journey. Surprisingly, campaigns are not a separate game mode, but unlocks the early place during the campaign, and can be completed parallel to the main story. If you get useful items and upgrades in a campaign, you will be able to use them to develop your adventure, which is very clean.
There are also some other things in the update, such as upgrades for plasma scripper and thermal vacuum and more than an hour of new functions of new functions and 21 tracks of new and back artists. All this is a beautiful extent to add. To agree with the update, the Pacific Drive is currently ongoing A 40 % discountMean you. Can pick up in 17.99/£ 14.99. The discount will end on April 15.
