Nice to see developers caring about their old games.

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I hope both Google and Valve are working closely with and sponsoring open source projects for running x86 code on ARM. Would be great for both Chromebooks and future Steam Decks.

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I hope more developers do stuff like this! I have always enjoyed multi-platform games on Nintendo consoles when they add Mario or other easter eggs like that.

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Very interesting read, would be great if we could get Valves perspective on this and the whole verification process. Maybe an interview in the future?

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This seems like a great game to play when you have a bad day and want to improve your mood.

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I really like that you report both desktop and deck separately like this, it's great

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Feels good buying games and supporting Ukraine

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Does it work on Deck and is it expected to get Verified or Playable?

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Quoting: monyarmThere was another Luxtorpeda like tool that made use of dosbox, and one that used scummvm. I'm sure a lot of steam deck owners would love to see those.

The tools you are referring to are called Boxtron and Roberta. They are not being updated currently and both DOSBox Staging and ScummVM is integrated in Luxtorpeda, so you might only need that.

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Are there any good games where you also get a Steam key?

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