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No worries guys, 

tell you what, I should test the game on my brothers PC. I'll do this some day soon and get back to you. He has a slightly newer PC with an Intel structure.

Admittedly my graphics card is old af, and my CPU is very dated as well. The latest call of duty game will not even launch on my PC because this specific CPU has lost all supoprt by their engine. - just an example of gaming troubles I face these days. ..Built my pc at least 8 years ago.

I am guessing now that Nightmare is one of those games that LOOKS "retro" but is actually completely modern in the way it runs, therefore not actually being so "low bit" and lightweight as one might hope.

Also to revise my earlier review, when I said 25ms mouse lag, I really meant 250ms, as I was imagining about a quarter of a second. 25ms would be tolerable but my lag was not. It could even be slower than 250ms, I really can't measure it.

Anyway, congrats on having such an awesome game out. I'll be watching for updates over time. Cheers!

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Hey Jordan,

Thank you for the further feedback and praise!

We are in the process of gathering spec to test for a later build - on the PC that you were having trouble running nightmare, do you mind sending us those specs for that PC?

Thanks,

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Hey sorry for the laggy reply:


OS: Windows 10 x64

CPU: AMD phenom x6 1100T 3.3ghz (this is the component which I belive most likely to be the cause of poor gameplay, this cpu is getting old and not supported by some modern AAA games.)

GPU: 2GB AMD sapphire 6950

RAM: 16GB ddr3 (corsair vengeance)

MOBO: gigabyte ga-990-fxa-ud5


Hope that helps!

Hey just an update to my old review and specs. I bought a new computer and now Nightmare runs perfectly. I think it was just crappy 12 yearold hardware causing bugs. Love the game, it's so hard. There's no way to regain health, right?