It's been quite some time since we last had an open discussion about what you've all been playing recently. Let's get things going again.
We've almost finished the second month of 2020, we've had tons of Linux games that have released this year already and a huge amount more on the way. Now with the rise of game streaming, Steam Play Proton and more options appearing constantly there's never a shortage of gaming to be had.
Personally, I've been getting back into the deck-builder Faeria (Humble/Steam).
With the big recent patch, it gave me a new reason to pick it up and I had honestly forgotten just how good the gameplay is. Building the board as you go really does spice up the usual turn-based tactics, as does the single-player content that's quite plentiful. Gamepad support that was recently added has also made it more accessible than ever. Crafting a good deck of cards is always the hard part but Faeria is fun to learn.
So, over to you: what have you been playing recently and what do you think about it?
Next on my list: Life is Strange BTS and 2.
Last edited by jens on 23 February 2020 at 7:13 pm UTC
Next in my playlist are either Slay the Spire with the new character, Dead Cells with the Bad Seed DLC, or Wizard of Legend with the new Lightning boss.
And of course, next session with friends will be with Unrailed!
Oh, and I have to do a third run on Elex too, and probably a 2nd run on Greedfall... Decisions, decisions :P
Quoting: RaabenPlayed through to the full ending of Later Alligator. The gameplay loop and puzzles weren't much to write home about but the animation and short story were amusing enough for me.
I didn't know it has a "full" ending. Wonder of that motivates me to play the rest of the stuff...
Also replaying TNT Evilution addon for Doom II on high difficulty with GZDoom. Nostalgia.
Last edited by axredneck on 23 February 2020 at 7:32 pm UTC
Quoting: EikeQuoting: RaabenPlayed through to the full ending of Later Alligator. The gameplay loop and puzzles weren't much to write home about but the animation and short story were amusing enough for me.
I didn't know it has a "full" ending. Wonder of that motivates me to play the rest of the stuff...
All it needs for that is gathering all the family (aka winning all the mini games), no need for collecting all the puzzle pieces. Of course you could always skip another playthrough and watch it up online.
Quoting: DaiKaiser9370 hours in playing The Witcher 3 via Lutris
Join TW3 thread to share your experience :)
Last edited by clatterfordslim on 23 February 2020 at 8:36 pm UTC
Quoting: JJNovaI have been bouncing back and forth between Urban Terror and Deponia. I bought all of the Deponia games years ago for a few bucks each, and just started going through my backlog.
Urban Terror on the other hand, is always installed and ready to go at a moments notice. I'm quite excited for the next release and hope it happens in 2020.
Any advice on finding active servers/times? After a 4-5 years break i recently installed it again, and found the servers dead by comparison. I'm quite excited for the new game too, but i kind of don't believe they make the new release anytime soon, due to the weird development model they are using, where even as they are making a free game and a for profit one they do not open their project up.
The one area where I am disappointed is stability. The game doesn't have any issues while on track, but it likes to crash once a session is complete. So far it did do its autosave in time, so it was only a minor nuisance, but today of all days I lost half an hour of excellent racing :-(. (I redid it and came out even one position higher, but it just wasn't the same). Not sure if the game is to blame, though; might also be the graphics driver, as it's always a Vulkan error that comes up.
Anyway, now that I am hooked, I'd absolutely buy a newer release, if Feral ever decided to make another port. Maybe F1 2020 ... ? :).
Last edited by kaiman on 23 February 2020 at 8:56 pm UTC
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