Teleglitch: Guns and Tunes DLC

A very simple "roguelike" topdown shooter that really pulled me in. The art style reminds me of GTA and GTA2 back in the Playstation 1 era; it really brings me back. The game doesn't hold any hands if you opt to skip the tutorial and I would anticipate dying... a lot. I would say my biggest gripe so far is the lack of ingame soundtrack but without it you still have a great atmosphere.

buy a DLC to add bgm to the game...really funny. And the weapon...help less and won't be crafted which makes these weapons associate nothing with this game.

Would totally recommend this for the new weapons and the starting gear but for some reason the music doesnt seem to play at any time. I've looked through the setting ultiple times but nothing was found. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the DLC but still nothing. Any help would be nice to make this pack more enjoyable.

HAHAHA!! JUST WHAT I NEEDED! Wonderful soundtrack! just put it in a playlist and start it before playing! And more weapons, this is just the dlc i needed.

SMART-ASS REVIEW: From the developers who implemented an eye-stabbingly awful visual interface for artistic style: An official soundtrack for Teleglitch that is not implemented into the actual game. "I like to put my pants on my head," says a developer affiliated with Test3 Projects. "The belt keeps the blood from escaping my head, and when it gets windy, the pants help me pretend I am a bunny rabbit better." ACTUAL REVIEW: The game doesn't implement the soundtrack, the soundtrack is kind of bland, and the randomized starting gear is boring. If you really want to throw more money at this game, why not just buy more copies to give to other people instead of encouraging developers to come up with lazy DLC garbage like this by purchasing it?

Spent a couple of hours in this so far, with an Xbox One controller, and it's freakin' great! Methodical and high tension gameplay because of ammo scarcity and permadeath. A creepy setting and cool visual-style that grew on me - especially the use of lighting works great. Great punch to the gun-feeling and well thought out sound design gives it a notch upwards too. Duder, you gotta try this!

I wouldn´t really recommend this, as it only adds little: It adds a few random loadouts, only starting items, not items you can find. For example: You start with a few cans, bombs and a gun. With this mod you may start with with one of the guns you can find in the screenshots above, chocolate instead of the cans and dynamite instead of the bombs. All of the guns belong to a different gun-class, but keep in mind that most or all of them are not the best weapons of their kind, so you will probably throw them away not much later on. I want to add that one of the loadouts though may be a bit overpowered, as it provides something that later on in the game is hard to get and I actually played through the game with this loadout. [So, if you have trouble getting through the last level, you may try this DLC.] The DLC also adds a soundtrack, but I don´t really like it. So, only buy this if in the middle of your plathrough this DLC may be a fun idea AND it is in sale. But really, not really worth a buy.

As far as DLCs go, Teleglitch's Guns and Tunes DLC isn't much, but it adds a bit of neat stuff and it's cheap. Specifically, it adds some new starting items, an option to randomize your starting loadout with some of said new items, and 5 tracks of techno-horrorish music inspired by the game...that doesn't actually [i]play[/i] in-game (in fact, playing music while in-game weakens your crucial sense of hearing). I'd recommend it for Teleglitch fans, but it's not exactly essential and it's honestly best gotten while on sale. Specs for Teleglitch Soundtrack: * Format: MP3 * Soundtrack length: 23m 14s * Total size: 53.1 MB (including sample list txt file) * 48000 Hz sample rate * 320 kpbs bitrate * Stereo Steam downloads game soundtracks to a separate folder in your game's Steamapps directory. You can right-click on a game in your Steam Library, select Properties>Local Files and click Browse Local Files to access that game's directory.

Not having the music actually implemented in game is kind of amateurish, I wouldn't recommend this at full price. (Yes you can play the soundtrack in the background, but it covers the game's sound effects. The music itself is pretty decent.)

[b]No one has really explained what this DLC gives in terms of the weapons so I guess I'll be the first one.[/b] This DLC Contains two things: -A soundtrack that goes with Teleglitch's gameplay [spoiler](And as you have obviously found out it is not implemented into the game)[/spoiler] -And a few starter sets for beginning @ level 1 other than just the 9mmpst1 and RDX_250 x4 [u]What this DLC really does to your actual game though is this:[/u] Adds a randomized starter set when you begin at level 1. (This can be toggled off) With each of these sets comes a [u]new backstory[/u] on what the character did right before. These sets are acutally unique and quite useful, especially in the beginning. [b]Set 1[/b] griffon : 5-shot revolver made of gold and titanium. A financial asset and self-defense measure combined. - 5 shots/mag - Semi-Automatic - High Rate of fire - Extremely High Velocity - Near perfect accuracy - Uses Revolver ammo, thus high damage - Thus instakills small enemies & RDX_250 x1 [b]Set 2[/b] sdcc : Self-defense credit card equipped with a taser. - 20 charge/mag - 50 starting ammo total - Almost identical to the actual taser, except you can get this one at level 1 chocolate : The last box of chocolate on the planet. - Practically a medkit40 -> you get to begin with more health at the player's disposal at level 1 [b]Set 3[/b] vlong john : The Very Long John Antique elephant rifle, uses heavy rifle bullets - 1 shots/mag, however -- vv - 31 starting ammo total vv - Reloads faster than the actual heavy rifle shoots - Very High Velocity - Near perfect accuracy & RDX_250 x1 [b]Set 4[/b] fatjohn : The Fat John Antique two-barreled hunting shotgun. - 2 shots/mag - 22 starting ammo total - Very low spread (lower than the shotgunx2) - Extremely High Rate of Fire - Same velocity as the shotgun & shotgunx2 - Quick Reload - Uses sshells & RDX_250 [b]Set 5[/b] pinkdeath : 20mm self-defense weapon optimized for heavy armor penetration at point blank range. Uses heavy rifle bullets. - 2 shots/mag - 32 starting ammo - Fast Rate of Fire - Lengthy Reload - Inaccurate as the Revolver & RDX_250 x1 [b]Set 6[/b] powerlegs : Powered leg supports that increase your speed. - As stated it increases your speed - The increase is ~200% - Outrun practically all enemy types (Especially on level 1) - Normally crafted on higher levels w/ uncommon items & chocolate (explained in set 1) RDX_250 x1 (Despite the lack of a starting gun, this is the most useful in my opinion (and as stated in its backstory)) [b]Set 7[/b] sspoon : Silver Spoon Jewelry-edition sport rifle made of silver and optimized for sharpshooting. Uses mg bullets - 10 shots/mag - 40 starting ammo total - Moderate/Fast Velocity - Fast Rate of Fire - 100% Accurate [b]Set 8[/b] dynamite x5 + x1 : Historic explosives from the weapons museum. - Half the strength & visual size of one RDX_250 on the floor - 38 maximum self-damage & chocolate (explained in set 1) I'm not going to explain the backstory for each set because that would just spoil the entire thing. ______________________________ With this information you should be able to decide on your own without my opinion whether you'd enjoy this DLC or not. Lastly, this DLC is just a small and nifty kind of thing. Anyone that creates a heavy on opinion on whether this DLC is good or bad is just crazy.