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Is there any difference between Pixeljunk Monsters HD and Pixeljunk Monsters Ultimate from Steam? I've skimmed through the descriptions for both and i still can't tell. Any help would be appreciated :).

Edit: What's confusing me is that it costs twice as much for the Steam version as it does here on GOG.
Post edited October 08, 2013 by user deleted
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Point Man: Is there any difference between Pixeljunk Monsters HD and Pixeljunk Monsters Ultimate from Steam? I've skimmed through the descriptions for both and i still can't tell. Any help would be appreciated :).

Edit: What's confusing me is that it costs twice as much for the Steam version as it does here on GOG.
From the PixelJunk Twitter:

@allmycircuits Only the Steam features, like Steam leaderboards and achievements. Content-wise, they are the same.
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Point Man: Is there any difference between Pixeljunk Monsters HD and Pixeljunk Monsters Ultimate from Steam? I've skimmed through the descriptions for both and i still can't tell. Any help would be appreciated :).

Edit: What's confusing me is that it costs twice as much for the Steam version as it does here on GOG.
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bender: From the PixelJunk Twitter:

@allmycircuits Only the Steam features, like Steam leaderboards and achievements. Content-wise, they are the same.
That's almost correct, there's also no online co-op. Apart from this, they're the same
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bender: From the PixelJunk Twitter:

@allmycircuits Only the Steam features, like Steam leaderboards and achievements. Content-wise, they are the same.
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TurnipSlayerr: That's almost correct, there's also no online co-op. Apart from this, they're the same
To clarify that statement, he means there's no online co-op in the GOG version, only local co-op. I'm sure that's to prevent people from buying one copy and then sharing it with their friends to play online.

The Steam version has both online and local co-op, but like the OP said, it's more expensive. Even right now, when the game is on sale on Steam and GOG, the Steam version is a dollar more (assuming it doesn't go on a daily or flash sale, in which case it might drop the price further).

So if online co-op is important to you, get the Steam version; if you're interested in single player only or just want local co-op, the GOG version is a better bet since it's not quite as expensive.
Post edited December 20, 2013 by DeadPoolX
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DeadPoolX: if online co-op is important to you,
then don't buy the game (Fixed).
That's amazing all these adds for other seller.
Spam Spam Spam.
Post edited December 21, 2013 by ERISS
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DeadPoolX: if online co-op is important to you,
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ERISS: then don't buy the game (Fixed).
That's amazing all these adds for other seller.
Spam Spam Spam.
The posts here are to help the consumer get the best deal. whether that be on GOG, Steam, GamersGate, GreenManGaming or any of the bundle sites. If you don't want to see posts like that, I suggest you don't read them.

The rest of us will attempt to help other gamers get the best deal available.
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DeadPoolX: To clarify that statement, he means there's no online co-op in the GOG version, only local co-op. I'm sure that's to prevent people from buying one copy and then sharing it with their friends to play online.
No. The developers used the crap Steam multi API. Which is fine unless you release the game on other platforms besides Steam. Then it doesn't work.
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DeadPoolX: The posts here are to help the consumer get the best deal.
Yes, thank for him: telling him the difference between versions is good,
but telling him to buy on other spamming site is not: he can decide what is the more important to him: multiplaying or not endorsing DRMs.
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bender: From the PixelJunk Twitter:

@allmycircuits Only the Steam features, like Steam leaderboards and achievements. Content-wise, they are the same.
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TurnipSlayerr: That's almost correct, there's also no online co-op. Apart from this, they're the same
There's also no Linux version on GOG, though Steam provides one. Any chance we'll see it on GOG any time soon?