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Posted November 23, 2022
Tunguska: The Visitation is a 3D top-down shooter, infused with survival and lite RPG elements such as food, medicine, body energy, character stat buff, hazardous environments, and inventory management.

Now its 2 DLCs are available on GOG!

Tunguska: Way of The Hunter
Offers a new role-playing perspective to life as a Ghoul Hunter. Character creation is now possible at the beginning of the game. Customize your name, appearance, body type, and character class which will have a significant impact on the character's stats and skills. And yes - there will be skills! The new skill system lets players decide how they want to build expertise - be it combat-heavy, stealthy, crafty, or just a Jack-of-all-trades, master of none!

Tunguska: Ghost of Valentin
Allow players to embark on a journey to the haunted forest in another dimension where the titular Ghost of Valentin resides. You will head to the woods south of Zernaskaya Church at midnight, and go through the magic portal with all your best gears. If you manage to defeat the Ghost and claim his treasured artifacts, you'll become the most formidable Ghoul Hunter in all of Tunguska!

Jump right into the fun!
Posted November 23, 2022
Hard to start when there are another DLCs and a LOT of updates, some of them substantial and change the game giving more variety.

Had those moments with ATOM RPG and Trudograd but they finally stopped and let me start the adventure...
Post edited November 23, 2022 by SpecShadow
Posted November 23, 2022
Yea should i wait for a complete edition or something?
I don't really have time to replay all these possibly amazing games.
Posted November 23, 2022
I think there is something not right, because I've bought "way of the hunter", but I don't have a DLC installer in my library (just base game and ravenwood DLC)


Answering previous questions - Way of the Hunter is just about skills and customizing your character. Base game is totally fine on its own, the only "essential" DLC at the moment is Ravenwood Stories, as it adds completely new part of the world with new quests, characters etc. BUT this is purely optional thing, as all quests are optional. This gives however also some interesting additional possibilities, like preparing meals, producing alcohol (the one necessary for serum, but also the one for consumption) etc.

But in my opinon base game by itself is solid thing and you should be 100% satisfied even if playing only in base game.

If you're aiming into having all "essential" content, then aim into base game + Ravenwood.
Posted November 23, 2022
Correct link for Ghost of Valentin (free DLC):
https://www.gog.com/en/game/tunguska_the_visitation_ghost_of_valentin
Posted November 24, 2022
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GOG.com: Jump right into the fun!
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MartiusR: I think there is something not right, because I've bought "way of the hunter", but I don't have a DLC installer in my library (just base game and ravenwood DLC)
I also lack the installer for both DLCs.
Posted November 24, 2022
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SpecShadow: Hard to start when there are another DLCs and a LOT of updates, some of them substantial and change the game giving more variety.

Had those moments with ATOM RPG and Trudograd but they finally stopped and let me start the adventure...
Only 3 DLC:s for this game so far, of which two seem inconsequential to the story. Not quite the 20-30 DLC:s of some other games (e.g. Stellaris and Dying Light)... As for frequent updates, that's usually a good thing and something the developer should be commended for. Too many games remain in Early Access for years or are abandoned by developers before reaching bug-free / completed status.
Posted November 24, 2022
The new DLC has finally the installer :)

I personally agree with retrorealms, Tunguska is IMO one of the most positive cases about dealing with indie game by developer - it's a single person, yet he constantly gather feedback from people (very active on discord channel) and implementing regularly updates. And so far there was only one "content" DLC (IMO very interesting), so we're not flooded with incredible amount.
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