This version was released on 5 May 2017 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One by the publisher Deep Silver, and on 21 July for Windows, OS X, and Linux, where it was subtitled The Final Cut. A number of limited boxed editions were additionally offered as incentives to the supporters on Kickstarter, ranging from the simple Collector's Edition to the expansive "Draic Kin Edition", containing a variety of digital and physical bonus materials. These physical rewards shipped with the physical copies of The Final Cut. The master disc for the physical version was tested, approved, and sent into production in February 2018. Basic collector's editions have been shipped to backers throughout spring and summer 2018, but more expansive boxed editions could not be shipped before November 2019 due to delays in physical rewards production. The final batch of physical editions has been shipped to backers on 2 March 2020. Reception According to the review aggregator website Metacritic, Dreamfall Chapters has received mixed or average scores from critics on PC and PlayStation 4, but "generally favorable" reviews on Xbox One. Ragnar Tørnquist reported in April 2019 that Dreamfall Chapters had performed "very well" commercially, with sales above 500,000 units. He noted that "at least 50 per cent of the audience are women", a percentage similar to that of The Longest Journey. Upon reviewing all five Books on PC for the Adventure Gamers website, Emily Morganti concluded that "Chapters is worth playing to see how [The Longest Journey] saga ends but doesn't hold up as a standalone adventure". While praising the game for its visuals and likeable characters, she had described the plot as "convoluted" and the gameplay, as "often dull or frustrating", and commented that the plot branching "doesn't live up to its potential". References External links at the publisher Deep Silver's website 2014 video games 2015 video games 2016 video games 2017 video games Adventure games Crowdfunded video games Cyberpunk video games Episodic video games Indie video games Kickstarter-funded video games LGBT-related video games Linux games The Longest Journey games MacOS games PlayStation 4 games PlayStation Network games Steam Greenlight games Video game sequels Video games developed in Norway Windows games Xbox One games PlayStation 4 Pro enhanced games Red Thread Games Single-player video games