Looks nice, and I liked their previous game, so I'll probably pick it up. Hopefully they have optimised this one, though, as the previous one uses insane amounts of CPU time.

I also liked Epistory which was the first typing game I ever bought. As opposed to Nanotale I discovered Epistory during a sale years after its release. My verdict was that if it hadn't been on sale I would have bought it at full price. Now I got the opportunity to pick this one up at full price hoping to get the same positive experience playing it as was the case with Epistory. :-)

Yay for Belgian Devs! ;)

Didn't get too much into Epistory but this sure was original. :)

More typing goodness. :)

Looking at the trailer it reminded me a lot of Epistory and seeing that they are the same devs I am sure that I will like the game as I liked Epistory. Will wait for a price drop though so to the wishlist it goes.

From the description: "EVERY key is rebindable" - I guess Zoidberg is now in heaven ;)

Any chance this might still run in Windows 7, just not supported, or is it truly Windows 10 only? I really loved Epistory and would love to give this a try.

The little "related games" box at the bottom right does not even show epistory. Ai, gog.

Looks great and I hope for its success and people's enjoyment, but seeing as I can't type for shit, this will be a hard pass from me... Maybe when I take up typing lessons...

What's your GPU model?

I also enjoyed the predecessor a lot. But this one supports achievements on steam, but not here. Since I am still in the decision making process of buying it, I have to say NO for the time being.

It's an Asus ROG Strix GeForce GTX1070-8G Gaming (8GB / DDR5). Lowering graphic quality in game and disabling/enabling the in-game V-sync option did nothing to solve the problem. I also down-clocked the GPU to stock and had V-Sync enabled in the NVcpl, had set an fps-limit of 58 (due to G-Sync being enabled, disabled it - because this can cause fps-spikes), tried @30fps, which didn't solve this problem. Drivers and settings were found to be up-to-date and hardware check didn't return any issues.

Over at Steam there is one other GOG customer reporting the same problem, though in their case Nanotale utilizes 100% This person uses a GeForce RTX 3080 w/ Nvidia drivers 461.92 so hardware isn't likely an issue, not in my case, anyway.

My guess is that it is Unity, very likely as this is a well known problem, in combination with bad optimization causing the issue causing me to request a refund. 19,99 is just a tad bit too much money to sit it out waiting until eventually a fix becomes available for what this game is. ;-)

I'm a sucker for typing games even when I'm complete crap in typing (11 style typists rise up!) I hope this game has forgiving setting for sucky typist like me. But for now I will try Epistory first because discount.

If Nanotale is anyway like Epistory (which I loved!) it should adapt difficulty to your performance. Here is an informative post you may wish to read to understand how their system works. Adaptive difficulty (Epistory)