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PayPalIt's the beginning of a fresh week so maybe you want some new games? Well, Humble Store has a huge amount discounted in their new Summer Sale that lasts until September 6th.
Going over their offers, it can obviously be pretty daunting on what to pick up so here's a few suggestions and quick-links to get more. Every 48 hours they put up a couple of quick deals too, so be sure to check back on it. Anyway, a few little suggestions to grab that work great on Linux desktop and Steam Deck too:
- Grim Dawn - 75% off (Steam Deck Playable). Easily one of the best ARPG around.
- Wasteland 3 - 67% off (Steam Deck Playable / Linux Native).
- Risk of Rain 2 - 50% off (Steam Deck Verified).
- No Man's Sky - 50% off (Steam Deck Verified).
- Noita - 50% off (Steam Deck Verified).
- Valheim - 40% off (Steam Deck Verified / Linux Native).
Publisher Sales:
You can also see their big page of indie games for smaller but still awesome experiences.
Check out the Humble Store Summer Sale.
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Prey is on there as well though it's also on sale on Steam for less and it is Steam Deck verified as well:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/480490/Prey/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/480490/Prey/
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Quoting: ahoneybunPrey is on there as well though it's also on sale on Steam for less and it is Steam Deck verified as well:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/480490/Prey/
The Prey is marked as Steam Deck verified, but from my experience it was more playable than verified. I finished it, but there were few tweeks you need to do to have the best experience.
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Quoting: sobkasDidn't Square Enix sold their rights to The Embrace Group?
The Embracer Group acquired several studios from Square Enix, yes. Though there might be two explanations for this that I can think of.
First is that sale might not be final yet, bit like Elon Musk "bought" Twitter. If you look at the press release, there's purchase date: https://embracer.com/release/embracer-group-enters-into-an-agreement-to-acquire-eidos-crystal-dynamics-and-square-enix-montreal-amongst-other-assets/
Other explanation that somebody is just not up to date with what has happened. I would assume the former though.
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Quoting: sobkasDidn't Square Enix sold their rights to The Embrace Group?
The transaction wasn't complete until yesterday, August 26th.
It'll probably take a while for control of store listings and other things to be fully transferred over.
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