+1 jellyfin

The only trouble I found is playing something with opus voice track doesn’t work in the app, and some browsers. Otherwise it’s great

The average playerbase of linux is still under like 2% so its understandable if they stop supporting it.

Also checked on protondb, and looks like runs great if you enable proton-ge, so you might still want to give it a chance

You can play most of them with proton, but some multiplayer games are impossible because anti cheats not supporting linux.

You can check your games at protondb if they run well, or have instructions how to run them.

Crows WILL divide by zero, DO NOT GIVE THAN A CALCULATOR

Ok, I was quick to judge, my bad.

Even then, I feel that most of these are mediocre, even with the Arkham games.

Its worth the price, Arkham, Madmax, shadow of mordor are great games

Play the “legends”, lol

Yes, they added some new g codes for the extruder bit (even that is just used as an axis), but otherwise you could hand code a 3d print. Probably not a good idea, but could be done. CNC is cool

We add John Halo to ow2. Thats the fix you wanted, right?

• Microsoft-activision-blizzard exec

Would you like to know more?

Im sure we can squeeze an nft in there somewhere

If it was a game for 10 years old, and it’s been 10 years from release, then we get 20 years olds :) Also its like Lego, anyone can enjoy it

Recently played ghost tricks, and it’s great mystery/detective/supernatural story! I can never look at Pomeranians the same.

(Also Lynn getting so used to “tricks” is really good too)

Only seen bits of it, but it has the most hilarious opera song I have ever heard.

Bastion from supergiant games, most of the game is hand painted, it gives a floating feeling, and given the game is on floating islands it gives really nice atmosphere.

On the other side, the art style of Katana Zero and Hotline Miami is dirty and distorted, but I really dig that style . Probably wouldn’t work with standing still part, but in motion they are works of art.

One example might be Fnaf (before security breach or help wanted), since they are relatively simple, short games made by one guy, not on high budget. Most of them launched like 3-6 months after each other, keeping up interest in the series.

Something big aaa games also miss is the creativity, since a cool gimick can be implemented as a main mechanic in a 1-2 hour game, since it doesnt over stay its welcome.

So yeah, most games are getting too long for their own good (like ubi sandbox games), not to mention the ‘games as a service’ games.