The Thaumaturge – Deluxe Edition Content Guide (How to Get and Equip)

The Deluxe edition will unlock some outfit, wallpapers and original soundtrack.

Deluxe Edition Items Guide

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Once you equip the outfit you still need to press the accept button, for Wiktor to put them on. Equipping them in the menu, without accepting the choice is only for previewing them.

Important note: Please, remember that you are only able to equip outfits using the Wardrobe in your House or in the Store. Once you put the Outfit on you need to select the “Get Changed and Leave” button. You can do it either by clicking on it using a mouse, or pressing “Space Bar” or “X” on the Xbox controller or “Square” on the PlayStation controller.

Regarding the Wallpapers, once you download the OST the Wallpapers will be there as well, as per the description:

The Thaumaturge Original Soundtrack

Listen to the score that draws inspiration from the culturally and ethnically diverse landscape of early XX-century Warsaw. The Thaumaturge original soundtrack, created by Agnieszka Wlazły and Sebastian Syczyński, consists of XX atmospheric tracks in MP3 and WAV formats. OST also includes wallpapers.

UPD. The devs updated the place where the Wallpapers should be and now you should find them in the Deluxe Content Folder. Please, just make sure this small update is installed first.

OST location

Once you download the Soundtrack in Steam, you just need to right-click on it in the Steam Launcher – Installed Files – Browse and it should open the folder where you can see the OST.

If you do not know how to download OST, please open your Steam Launcher – Library – and in the upper right corner there will be a box “Games” Click there and check the box with “Soundtrack”. it will open the Soundtrack list as well and you will be able to download the OST.

Usually, the OST should be here:

• C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\music\The Thaumaturge Original Soundtrack

UPD. If you don’t see the OST yet

Please clear the Steam Cache:

• Open Steam Launcher
• Go to Steam settings by clicking the “Steam” button in the upper left corner
• Go to “Settings”
• Go to “Downloads”
• Click the “Clear Download Cache” button
• Restart the Steam Client

And see if this will help. If not please, contact Steam Support as it looks like a Steam issue.