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PayPalThis is a rather lovely surprise, the adventure strategy RPG 'Pathway' from Robotality is releasing April 11th. As I wrote about before recently, it's going to include same-day Linux support.
They have a new trailer to go along with the announcement:
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As a huge fan of strategy games that mix in interesting events, I'm very excited by this one. Especially since it will have five different campaigns, each of which is generated differently for every play-through. This isn't some permadeath game though, as they say your characters will be able to keep their experience when you're defeated.
The graphical style is pretty unique too, while it's retro-inspired 16-bit pixel art it's using a "Pixel/Voxel Hybrid Technology" they claim gives "unprecedented depth, lighting and shadows". That's quite a bit of marketing talk there but damn, it sure does look good!
For the launch they will have English, German and French support with Japanese and Chinese "coming soon".
You can wishlist and follow it on GOG and Steam.
I'm hoping to see a review key, so as usual I shall have thoughts up on it whenever possible.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Quoting: GuestGotta hate when they don't support the second most speaked language, spanish. I'll be waiting.4th:
The Top 10 Most Spoken Languages in the World.
Mandarin Chinese (1.1 billion speakers)
English (983 million speakers)
Hindustani (544 million speakers)
Spanish (527 million speakers)
Plintslîcho Apr 7, 2019
Love the pixel art combined with the gorgeous lighting effects.
Just like Halfway. But judging from the videos the combat seems more streamlined compared to Halfway, which I'd appreciate.
Quoting: GuestThey probably meant Hindi, which is the most widely spoken language in India by a wide margin. English is a distant second in total number of speakers, but only a measly 0.02% of the population speak it as their first language. Source.Quoting: gabberLol, hindustani has not that much speakers, there is lots of languages in India and most of them just use english.Quoting: GuestGotta hate when they don't support the second most speaked language, spanish. I'll be waiting.4th:
The Top 10 Most Spoken Languages in the World.
Mandarin Chinese (1.1 billion speakers)
English (983 million speakers)
Hindustani (544 million speakers)
Spanish (527 million speakers)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindustani_language#/media/File:Hindustani_map.png
Last edited by tuubi on 7 April 2019 at 2:24 pm UTC
Quoting: GuestI'd say the official 2011 Census of India is hard to beat when it comes to sources. Gabber messed up the name of the language, but his number seems to check out, barring any drastic changes in the last eight years since that census was conducted. (Your site uses the census data as well, but they only count first language speakers, which probably explains the lower number.)Quoting: tuubiThis is the best source i know: https://www.ethnologue.com/statistics/sizeQuoting: GuestThey probably meant Hindi, which is the most widely spoken language in India by a wide margin. English is a distant second in total number of speakers, but only a measly 0.02% of the population speak it as their first language. Source.Quoting: gabberLol, hindustani has not that much speakers, there is lots of languages in India and most of them just use english.Quoting: GuestGotta hate when they don't support the second most speaked language, spanish. I'll be waiting.4th:
The Top 10 Most Spoken Languages in the World.
Mandarin Chinese (1.1 billion speakers)
English (983 million speakers)
Hindustani (544 million speakers)
Spanish (527 million speakers)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindustani_language#/media/File:Hindustani_map.png
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