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This limited-time promotion is now available and applies to LG TVs operating webOS 5.0 or higher in the twenty-two countries where Stadia, Googles cloud gaming platform, is now.

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‘Journey To The Savage Planet’ was directed by Alex Hutchinson, the director of ‘Assassin’s Creed III’ and ‘Far Cry 4’, and it was the debut project for Typhoon Studios. 3, 2022 LG Electronics (LG) is partnering with Google Stadia to offer three months of access to Stadia Pro for both new and existing LG Smart TV owners. It was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 28, 2020, with a Nintendo Switch version released on May 21, 2020. ‘Journey To The Savage Planet’ is a 2020 adventure game developed by Typhoon Studios and published by 505 Games. The game made its debut on Stadia early this month with new expansions and no cost for Pro subscribers. We appreciate your patience,” the company said in a tweet.Īccording to reports, players have been getting random game crashing, freezing, and black screen issues in ‘Journey To The Savage Planet’. We had suggested keeping an eye on our social channels for updates. We are aware of this and our team is diligently working with our partner publisher on a fix. Journey to the Savage Planet was unplayable for some Stadia players, and the developers had seemingly moved on. This report is created with input from accessibility experts and the player community to help people find games that have the accessibility features they require. Google has patched one of its own games on Stadia after closing down its studios.

“We are actively working with our partners to find a fix and I will do my best to provide updates.”ĭevelopment of all internal Stadia projects has been stopped while Google announced that it would offer its streaming technology to publishers.New Delhi, Feb 23 (IANS) Google has confirmed that it is aware of crashing as well as freezing issues on the ‘Journey To The Savage Planet’ game on its gaming platform Stadia and it is working with its partner publisher on a fix. Weve documented 11 accessibility features for Journey to the Savage Planet in the Controls, Reading, Navigation and Visual areas to aid enjoyment of the game for different players. “Hi folks, I understand how frustrating this situation is and I apologize for the delayed update,” replied GraceFromGoogle. The above was summed up in a large thread on Stadia Reddit where Stadia Community Manager Grace acknowledged the issue: When asked if this meant the game was permanently defective, a representative from 505 Games stated that Google was acting as the publisher for the game on Stadia and that only Google could fix the problem, as its developer Typhoon Studios is now too Part of Google. I know its not the best way to play, but at least its the only one so far. The only workaround ive found so far, is to be invited by another player and play coop with him.

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When contacting 505 customer support, Lordubuntu was told that there was nothing the publisher could do “since all of the game code and data on Stadia is owned by Google”. It freezes when I click single and multiplayer. After listening to nothing for a week, Lordubuntu pursued the issue – only for Google support who suggested contacting 505 Games directly. Lordubuntu was informed by Stadia support that the bug would be forwarded to Publisher 505 Games for correction.

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Journey To The Savage Planet: Employee of the Month edition is launching exclusively for Stadia on February 1, free for all Stadia Pro subscribers. 1 just a day after Google announced it would close its internal Stadia studios, including the developer of Journey to the Savage Planet, with around 150 affected workstations. Typhoon Studios, the developer of Journey to the Savage Planet, was purchased by Stadia in December 2019 and became part of Stadia's first in-house Games and Entertainment Studio.