As another week comes to a close it's time to have a chat with the GOL readership about what you're all playing lately, come and let us know.
This week saw the release of the absolutely magical Spiritfarer. I can't get over how wonderful a game it is, fully deserving of all the praise it has been receiving. Taking care of spirits, while doing a little building and crafting on your fancy boat while also giving out hugs to those spirits that need it. Absolute joy.
Spiritfarer is just so lovely, we're going to need Sin to livestream it I think. Keep an eye on our Twitch Channel for that. Although, with 7 Days to Die Alpha 19 being out it's going to be difficult to tear Sin away from it.
Quite a bit of my own personal time has also been testing out NVIDIA GeForce NOW. It's another game streaming service, which recently opened up to Chromebooks / ChromeOS in the browser so it works on Linux too. You can see a video of Fortnite running here as another example. It's certainly an interesting service but I still personally much prefer Stadia technically speaking, as I find it just works much better overall but I won't deny how good NVIDA did the game access side of things by it using existing accounts for people. Over the next many years, it will be very interesting to see all these cloud services fight for users.
I've also personally continued playing Orcs Must Die! 3 on Stadia with a partner, the huge battleground battles are just so much fun it's ridiculous. Getting to launch catapults at hundreds of Orcs, while another is running around hacking away at them is quite a sight.
As a reminder of some deals going:
- Humble Headup Games Band Boost Bundle - Vambrace: Cold Soul, Dead End Job and more
- There's also a Humble Killing Floor Bundle going
- Steam 0451 sale - celebrating Ray Bradbury's 100th birthday with games that reference the iconic Fahrenheit 451
- GOG Weekend Sale - save on games where you only live once
- HITMAN titles cheap on Humble Store
Over to you in the comments: what have you been gaming on Linux lately?
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Unfortunately, my house was built at the time techniques and materials were changing from the early 20th century to more contemporary times, and takes the worst if both: old construction techniques with cheap materials.
On the plus side, I can now say I've seen a joist and a wall interior also used as an air duct...Wtf
oldrocker99 Aug 24, 2020
TheLinuxPleb Aug 24, 2020
So im using 5 health items only and (recharge) those at warp points. Seems to be working pretty good though you have to grind the health items and that becomes bit tedious. Really hope they put the health flasks in the remake/remaster to reduce grind and make the boss battles more interesting.
5 health flasks max is how these games are best played IMO. You get some really nice boss battles playing that way.
Basically now played Demons, Dark 1-3 in a row. Weirdly enough it does not seem to get that boring. Though i really hated the second one. The one that would actually need the remake.
strangeralps Aug 24, 2020
And Blacksad
I've also been playing a bit of A Short Hike, which is nice for a bit of low stress game play.
Edit: Someone I know was also strongly recommending I try Oxygen Not Included, though if I do, I will probably wait to catch it on sale (it is also in my "Players like you love this game" list on Steam).
Last edited by CFWhitman on 24 August 2020 at 3:13 pm UTC
Kuduzkehpan Aug 24, 2020
starcraft 2 co op
LoL and PathOfExile loading..
Quoting: aokamiQuoting: fagnerlnSome Linux games on GoG can't run anymore as it uses outdated libs, needing expertise to set the environment. As they don't support Linux in their Galaxy client (don't even allow to download). I'll never buy anything on GoG, until they support us like we deserve. Steam > GoG, f*** this DRM philosophy.
Have tried checking Lutris installers ?
Usually people try the best to keep the games working there, it might be worth a shot.
Oh, I forget about Lutris, I will try it.
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