The Otterman Empire

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Platform: PC
Release Date: 02.07.2020
File Size: 1.62 GB
Downloads: 4
Views: 7,937
Comments: 0
Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese
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Play modes & compatibility

Play modes

Single-player
Multiplayer
Co-op

Compatibility

Controller support

Download Game v1.0.6

Version Status

Current Version: v1.0.6

Rate & review

4.8 / 5 (81)

Mixed

73%

Screenshots

Description

The Otterman Empire — new exciting and adventure game that has excellent graphics, interesting gameplay and many positive aspects. This game, positions itself as a multiplayer, but at the same time there is an opportunity in proud solitude to go on a long and difficult journey, to conquer various galaxies. Here, as many as eight planets are realized, on which you can fight with the enemy. Earn donut stars to eventually unlock new skins. As the main event venue, the game features the Ottoman Empire, travel and win.

System Requirements

Minimum

OS:: WIN7-64 bit
Processor:: Intel i3-2100 / AMD A8-5600k
RAM:: 4 GB RAM
Graphics:: GeForce GTX 630 / Radeon HD 6570
Storage:: 5 GB available space

Installation Guide

Step-by-step setup process for CODEX

Open the .iso with a virtual drive program (e.g. Daemon Tools) — on Windows 10/11 a double click mounts it on its own.
Install the game by running setup.exe and following the wizard.
After installation, copy the entire contents of the CODEX folder from the disc into the game folder and agree to replace the files.
Start the game through its usual shortcut, preferably as administrator.

Having trouble launching the game?

Check these common causes before troubleshooting further.

The steam_api64.dll and other files from the CODEX folder are the heart of the release — if your antivirus removes them, restore them from quarantine and exclude the game folder.
CODEX releases run fully offline. For safety, block the game .exe in your firewall so it never tries to reach Steam.
Errors about missing d3dx9_43.dll or MSVCP140.dll mean the runtimes were skipped — install everything from the disc's Redist or _CommonRedist folder.