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Devotion Will Once Again Return to PCs via GOG (Update)

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Red Candle Games announced that Devotion will return to PCs. The announcement was made through the developer’s official Twitter account, which revealed the re-release date for the horror game. Consumers can get their hands on Devotion through the GOG storefront on December 18, 2020 for $16. Update: CD Projekt changed its mind.

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Devotion was originally available to purchase through Steam. However, in February 2019 the game was pulled from the storefront for a QA check. Following its removal from Steam, Red Candle released a statement that a re-release wouldn’t be happening any time soon. In February 2020, Devotion was added to the Harvard-Yenching Library for preservation purposes.

A physical limited edition version of the game released in June 2020 in Taiwan. However, this version was only available to purchase through the official Red Candle Games online store for a short period of time and was strictly limited to Taiwanese consumers.

Devotion follows the unfortunate circumstance of the Du family. Players assume the role of Feng Yu, a father who turned to a cult for relief when the family struggles to stay afloat and his daughter gets sick. It is a first-person game, resulting in an experience many compared to P.T.

Devotion will be available to purchase on PCs through the GOG storefront on December 18, 2020.


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