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The weather over here has turned for the worst, we've gone from ridiculous heat to stormy showers and so the majority of my time will likely be staring at a brightly lit screen. Naturally, that means I will be playing some awesome Linux games.
I'm likely going to be throwing out my usual experiences for something a little different—ah who I am kidding? I'm totally going to be jumping in at the deep end with Oxygen Not Included's latest update. Such an insanely engrossing game, multiple times I've loaded it up and time just gets sucked away into a black hole.
So my awesome readers, what are you clicking on this weekend?
I also just got a rabbit, so a lot of my time will be staring at it going "It's so fluffy!". I'm also 30 on Monday, so I won't be around much then for gaming.
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Screaming Steel WW1 Day of Infamy mod that launched yesterday!
ITS AMAZING. I waited for a WW1 game like this for so long, it's very early launch but I hope it get's better :D
ITS AMAZING. I waited for a WW1 game like this for so long, it's very early launch but I hope it get's better :D
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I'll relax with a hidden object game, Endless Fables 2. Also, Return of the Tentacle seems to be worth a try.
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Perkeleen_Vittupää 28 Jul 2018
F1 games since it's Hungaroring GP weekend
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Luke_Nukem 28 Jul 2018
Mostly "Learn How to Keep Baby Alive" and a little bit of BATTLETECH :D
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Anuapalabdhi 28 Jul 2018
Rocket League
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"Where the Water Tastes Like Wine" because of the soundtrack (fabulous) and the well written stories of that unusual trip to the US during the Great Depression (not a game for everyone, but a very good one if you like listen to stories with good musics in the background)! :)
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This weekend I'm playing bicycle, evening bbq with friends, with a nightly DLC containing some beers/rums/whatever will be available :)
As a bonus, I will play Transistor on Sunday evening - just bought it dirt cheap on Steam yesterday (hope there will be time)...
...as a mega bonus, I will also play a boss level of MS Team Foundation Services stuff (need to finish some work stuff before Sunday night :) )
Last edited by Boldos on 28 Jul 2018 at 10:36 am UTC
As a bonus, I will play Transistor on Sunday evening - just bought it dirt cheap on Steam yesterday (hope there will be time)...
...as a mega bonus, I will also play a boss level of MS Team Foundation Services stuff (need to finish some work stuff before Sunday night :) )
Last edited by Boldos on 28 Jul 2018 at 10:36 am UTC
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I got a new kitten recently, maybe getting something cute and fluffy is the turning-30 equivalent of a mid-life crisis? :o
I was gifted Hearts of Iron IV the other week, so I might see if I can get into that.
Other than that, I'll be continuing my play through of Eternal Darkness.
I was gifted Hearts of Iron IV the other week, so I might see if I can get into that.
Other than that, I'll be continuing my play through of Eternal Darkness.
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Ahem...Rust.
And likely I'll start playing The Station.
And likely I'll start playing The Station.
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walther von stolzing 28 Jul 2018
I found a tiny package of games released specifically for the Commodore 128, so I'll try out some of those on VICE x128.
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Basingstoke. It's seriously a lot of fun - and it plays quite well across the Steam streaming thingy, so I can sit in the living room with my wife instead of going to the office where my desktop sits.
Just a word of advice: Basingstoke starts with a tutorial/introduction that is really fast-paced and stressful. The actual game is a lot more deliberate, and, to me, more fun. Don't get discouraged by the interactive intro.
Just a word of advice: Basingstoke starts with a tutorial/introduction that is really fast-paced and stressful. The actual game is a lot more deliberate, and, to me, more fun. Don't get discouraged by the interactive intro.
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Sputnik_tr_02 28 Jul 2018
I'll be playing S.T.A.L.K.E.R Call of Pripyat with mods. S.T.A.L.K.E.R series are awesome. I've been playing them since 2007 and i am glad they run just fine with wine.
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Likely candidates... so hard to choose!
Letter Quest: Grimm's Journey Remastered
Party Hard (haven't finished High Crimes DLC)
Enter The Gungeon
Peace, Death!
Letter Quest: Grimm's Journey Remastered
Party Hard (haven't finished High Crimes DLC)
Enter The Gungeon
Peace, Death!
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Mostly "Learn How to Keep Baby Alive" and a little bit of BATTLETECH :D
dem feeels, I'm playing the 8month old version of this game....
and some No mans sky on Wine
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Mostly CS:GO, might pick up Ballistic Overkill as well. Been thinking about checking it out for a while
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I got back on Steam this week. Going to be playing
on there with family and friends for a bit. Maybe some pug if I can.
This Sunday I am having some friends over to play
Last edited by Mezron on 28 Jul 2018 at 11:28 am UTC
- Left 4 Dead 2
on there with family and friends for a bit. Maybe some pug if I can.
This Sunday I am having some friends over to play
- Art of Fury
- The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited EX
- Mortal Kombat Project 2.2 2018
- Xonotic
Last edited by Mezron on 28 Jul 2018 at 11:28 am UTC
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[Slay the Spire](https://www.humblebundle.com/store/slay-the-spire?partner=gamingonlinux) and [Dead Cells](https://www.humblebundle.com/store/dead-cells?partner=gamingonlinux)
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