I liked the meta humor with sound files from super Mario world and mother 3 even going into boss fights.
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According to /r/linux_gaming the drivers are available
-edit-: I only just checked the NVIDIA link and it’s indeed only the beta driver :(
Oh well, back to waiting it is
That mod is so good. Of course not every map is going to blow your mind, but I haven’t yet found on I didn’t at least somewhat enjoy.
Only wish they had included some more actiony music, like doom 2016. They have some in their trailer, but ingame it’s mostly ambiance.
Is the writing any better? I’m 36 and it felt like 4 was written for players 20 years younger than me
It‘s One Piece, which currently has over 1.000 episodes, so I‘d assume it‘s worth the extra file hassle
Too bad those games don’t come to Xbox. I bought the first on PC, but it doesn’t look too great on my Steam deck docked and I don’t want to buy yet another console for a handful of games
Thanks dev. Great app. It’s appreciated!
I remember how it never worked in the way devs intended it to - a way to create smaller games in scope, that kept development costs and times low.
It always seemed to spiral out of control after the first episode.
this is not a good thing. Bending spoons is where services go to die. Their playbook is: First lay of absolutely everyone you can, then maximize monetization until you’ve bled the stone dry, then move on to the next service.
Sad to see them gobble up Vimeo
I had the same experience, but it all depends on the price for me. If it’s around 5 bucks for a couple of hours it’s fine by me.
I don’t think the gameplay loop will carry the game for all that long, without overstaying its welcome anyways.
When are they going to re-add the wake on Bluetooth for the older LCD models? That’s the only thing I’m waiting for.
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It looks nice, but seems to be just another subscription service, where yo know the price increases are coming (I haven’t checked how useful the free tier is). I’d much rather like this to be a self hostable service on your own NAS or something.