Love the whole cyberpunk theme? Humble have put up the Cyberpunk Playground bundle. Here's what to expect for compatibility on Steam Deck and desktop Linux.
Using the usual rating system of Deck Verified, ProtonDB and Native Linux notes to save you clicking around. Each game title is also a Steam link in case you need more info first.
Deck Verified- ProtonDB Gold
- Deck Verified
- ProtonDB Gold
- Deck Verified
- ProtonDB Platinum
- Deck Verified
- ProtonDB Gold
Deck Playable- ProtonDB Platinum
+ 40% off Ghostrunner - Project_Hel
- Deck Playable
- ProtonDB Platinum
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Check out the full bundle here if you want to grab it.
Overall pretty great compatibility there and some good choices too.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Does anyone know if the new Observer fixes the motion sickness the old one seemed to give a lot of people?
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Cloudpunk is surprisingly good. I'm not a fan of those voxel art graphics, but flying through the city is very colourful and pleasing. The buildings etc. look pretty good and the vehicle is nice to control. While the in-game characters look terrible (like bad minecraft lego people or something), the faces and the com channel dialog are pretty good and it has a story that made me want to continue, the missions/deliveries were somewhat interesting and the characters have character.
P.S. Note that I have a VERY low tolerance for crap. They did very well to make me like such a game.
Last edited by Grogan on 12 July 2023 at 8:32 pm UTC
P.S. Note that I have a VERY low tolerance for crap. They did very well to make me like such a game.
Last edited by Grogan on 12 July 2023 at 8:32 pm UTC
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Quoting: yokem55Does anyone know if the new Observer fixes the motion sickness the old one seemed to give a lot of people?
It's less grimy and dark since they changed the overall art direction, the brighter and cleaner environment helps out, plus there's now a FOV slider in the settings. I can't say more than it's potentially better but there's no single answer for motion sickness. I never had any issues with the original version myself, but I have never seen or heard of another game that caused so much agony for so many people. Only one way to find out, I'm afraid.
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I recommend Ghostrunner very much. Super fun and fast paced game.
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junibegood Jul 13, 2023
QuoteANNO: Mutationem
When I read that name, I thought it was a new city builder in the Anno series, set in a cyberpunk universe.
They are taking a big risk using that name. "Anno" is probably a trademark, and I wouldn't blame Ubisoft is they sued the developer. That series has been around for decades, they can't pretend they had never heard of it...
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Quoting: yokem55Does anyone know if the new Observer fixes the motion sickness the old one seemed to give a lot of people?
What gave the motion sickness to you exactly?
I personally played it at launch and after tweaking the ini files to increase the FoV,disable the idiotic chromatic abberation, disable depth of field and remove the 63 fps cap, it was pretty ok to play and i quite enjoyed it. Played the native linux build and back near the launch, so things might have changed a lot since.
Or was there some weird HeadBobbing issue?
Last edited by Xpander on 13 July 2023 at 2:09 pm UTC
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Quoting: junibegoodQuoteANNO: Mutationem
When I read that name, I thought it was a new city builder in the Anno series, set in a cyberpunk universe.
They are taking a big risk using that name. "Anno" is probably a trademark, and I wouldn't blame Ubisoft is they sued the developer. That series has been around for decades, they can't pretend they had never heard of it...
Anno is Italian word for year. You can't trademark a common use word like that.
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Quoting: BelaptirAnno is Italian word for year. You can't trademark a common use word like that.You'd think that… I'd think that… But somehow someone could trademark the common use words windows, word, scrolls, etc. and managed to keep those trademarks.
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Quoting: XpanderQuoting: yokem55Does anyone know if the new Observer fixes the motion sickness the old one seemed to give a lot of people?
What gave the motion sickness to you exactly?
I personally played it at launch and after tweaking the ini files to increase the FoV,disable the idiotic chromatic abberation, disable depth of field and remove the 63 fps cap, it was pretty ok to play and i quite enjoyed it. Played the native linux build and back near the launch, so things might have changed a lot since.
Or was there some weird HeadBobbing issue?
I'm honestly not sure. Probably the combo of the fov, view bobbing and the prevelance of strobing lighting effects. I just know I couldn't put more than half an hour into the game without feeling terrible. I did try fixign the FOV, and it helped some, but having that kind of feeling around what should just be fun entertainment kind of kept me from pursuing it further.
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