Wander is a collaborative, non-combat, non-competitive game focused on exploration and joy. Life begins as a tree. Storms that affect the known planets transform you, and continue to influence your path. A rare flower has many powers that can alter your course. As you explore, you begin to discover others in the the sprawling rainforest. Working together, you unlock new experiences, piece together the plot and enjoy the varied beauty that Wander has to offer. Wander features a gorgeous landscape, large scale non-competitive play and immersive sound design to create a world like no other.
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| May 29 2013 Anchor | ||
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I've seen several exciting images of the underwater world of Wander, but for me personally, it doesn't seem to work out so well. I initially thought this was just a product of this being alpha stage, but since it seems to work for others, I am baffled beyond my own problem-solving skills. Is there any explanation or exposition for this issue? |
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| May 30 2013 Anchor | ||
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Hi bac0nbitz |
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| Jun 1 2013 Anchor | ||
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Dell Inspiron 5520 with 64-bit Windows 7. Intel i5 2.5 GHz processor, 6 GB ram, Intel HD 4000 integrated graphics card. I have no player.log file; the closest thing I have is an output_log.txt. Is this something I need to enable? |
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| Jun 2 2013 Anchor | ||
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Ahh, sorry, I didn't know what platform you were on, it's called Player.log on Mac and Linux, and output_log.txt on Windows. I'm guessing it's an intel HD4000 specific bug. I've got a HD3000 and can't reproduce it on that, but i'll find someone with a HD4000 and check. If you could send us that file it would be helpful. Also trying the latest Intel drivers might clarify what is going on. Is anyone else hitting the issue and can send me there output_log.txt? |
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