Deep Black: Reloaded reviews

I have to say, unfortunately, about this Game that you can't play it, as a Patch can't be loaded properly. No Idea how long this takes for the Developers to judge it. You simply have to check "Discussion." The Game itself is really very nice, if only would go.

Owns Deep Black: Reloaded Dec 27, 2014 at 2:25 Pm DEEP BLACK GEHT!!! It goes, and while starting the Game, Lan pulls plugs, cap internet who reads this here please translate to English, dar many in usa and elsewhere also start problems have at least on windows 7 rattles it, much fun!!! ---also on winows 10 it goes, but first start team, dan lan plug tart zihere internet cap, who the game starts you can put the lan cable back in,

After I always tore back and forth, I bought it in a Sale. Short and Knapp: Positive: Graphics and Gameplay I thought is good game is now so Patched That it really won't block any More Abscent Door negative without Firewall is impossible or don't start (with this Problem a bit googles) Sometimes the Opponents are really off Steel and it takes wirklcih extremely Much hits which is also not traceable It has two three really Unfair Passages also on easy (have started a second Time on easy as otherwise there was no End in Sight) So who has a bit of Patience for the one it is something for everyone else It's better to let hands Off Greats Flou

Sooo I write again something ^^ ... The 2 min I played is the graphic etc and something like that good. 10/10 But I recommend everyone not to buy the game. Reason: After installing, the game does not start and had to get help from the community. It was all very well described in how to solve the problem. All well and good the Game finally ran could play 2 min tuturial and then comes the next problem. Game crashes because any resurcen are gone and lack any mishing. And so I uninstalled the game again. So as I said it is not recommended to buy it pointless money even if it is only 4 eus. mfg your wurst end with 2.

The Game runs when you block it in the Windows Firewall, but whoever, like me, turned those off, of course can't block it there. Moreover, it doesn't seem to work for one or the other. But You can also edit the HOSTS File and block the Access. For Win7: In the Starting Menu "Run ..." Select and start "editor.exe." This gives the Editor Admin Rights. In the editor menu "Open ..." Select and add UNTEN to the File Name (!): C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc Then to the Right Of the File area "All Files (*. *)" so that the HOSTS file Becomes visible. Select them and add The following below. 127.0.0.1 www.biart7.com File, done.