Need some classic RPGs in your life? Check out the RPG Legends: Baldur's Gate & Beyond bundle with some great picks. It's quite a small bundle but still a good one if you don't already own the games. As usual, I'll be listing how they run on Steam Deck and Linux desktop either via a Native Linux port or via Proton with the ProtonDB rating.
Included in the bundle are:
Neverwinter Nights: Complete Adventures
Steam Deck Unrated (but works)- Linux Native
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous
Steam Deck Playable- ProtonDB Gold
Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition (+ Siege of Dragonspear + Faces of Good and Evil)
- Steam Deck Playable
- Linux Native
Baldur's Gate II : Enhanced Edition
- Steam Deck Playable
- Linux Native
Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition
- Steam Deck Unrated (but works)
- Linux Native
Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition
Steam Deck Verified- Linux Native
+ there's a 25% discount coupon for MythForce (Epic Games).
See the full bundle if interested.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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slaapliedje Oct 5, 2022
Seriously have to ask... how is it that Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition is verified, but the others that use the same engine are marked as Playable.
Granted, I want to remark the same on some other random stuff I see with that. Like Fantasy Grounds (Classic) is marked Verified, but FGU is marked Playable, even though FGU is native, and less janky (although now with some updates in place, FGC seems to be just as workable).
Awesome bundle though. I already own them all. I really should start playing BG1 after I beat Solasta with my brother.
Granted, I want to remark the same on some other random stuff I see with that. Like Fantasy Grounds (Classic) is marked Verified, but FGU is marked Playable, even though FGU is native, and less janky (although now with some updates in place, FGC seems to be just as workable).
Awesome bundle though. I already own them all. I really should start playing BG1 after I beat Solasta with my brother.
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Quoting: slaapliedjeSeriously have to ask... how is it that Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition is verified, but the others that use the same engine are marked as Playable.Well, I encountered a crippling memory leak when trying the Enhanced Edition of Planescape: Torment from my Arch Linux install despite the Enhanced Editions of Icewind Dale and Baldur's Gate working just fine. Strangely enough on the exact same hardware no issues occurred when I launched the game from my Rocky Linux partition.
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Can anyone recommend some rpgs in this vein that don't use the right joystick like a mouse?
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slaapliedje Oct 5, 2022
Quoting: HamishWeird, granted they are on a completely different spectrum of stability.Quoting: slaapliedjeSeriously have to ask... how is it that Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition is verified, but the others that use the same engine are marked as Playable.Well, I encountered a crippling memory leak when trying the Enhanced Edition of Planescape: Torment from my Arch Linux install despite the Enhanced Editions of Icewind Dale and Baldur's Gate working just fine. Strangely enough on the exact same hardware no issues occurred when I launched the game from my Rocky Linux partition.
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MisterPaytwick Oct 6, 2022
Quoting: slaapliedjeSeriously have to ask... how is it that Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition is verified, but the others that use the same engine are marked as Playable.
IIRC they aren't on the same version of the engine, but to double check that, one will most likely have to dig the Beamdog forum.
Did they released the multiplayer tho? I didn't checked in a while.
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slaapliedje Oct 6, 2022
Quoting: MisterPaytwickGood question! I hope so. I believe there is a way with at least BG1 to make it turn based combat, which works much better playing multiplayer than the realtime w/pause.Quoting: slaapliedjeSeriously have to ask... how is it that Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition is verified, but the others that use the same engine are marked as Playable.
IIRC they aren't on the same version of the engine, but to double check that, one will most likely have to dig the Beamdog forum.
Did they released the multiplayer tho? I didn't checked in a while.
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these are steam keys right? or do they still let you download store independent installer?
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MisterPaytwick Oct 9, 2022
Quoting: slaapliedjeI believe there is a way with at least BG1 to make it turn based combat, which works much better playing multiplayer than the realtime w/pause.
Played way back with Real Time with pause, doesn't bother me either way. Could already pretty much force full turn based combat with settings.
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slaapliedje Oct 9, 2022
Quoting: MisterPaytwickYeah, it's playing it multiplayer where the real time with pause could be problematic. Or it is simply more enjoyable in my mind to do turn based combat. Solasta is really a great game for multiplayer, for example.Quoting: slaapliedjeI believe there is a way with at least BG1 to make it turn based combat, which works much better playing multiplayer than the realtime w/pause.
Played way back with Real Time with pause, doesn't bother me either way. Could already pretty much force full turn based combat with settings.
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