This thread is a goldmine, so many cool wads to try!

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Dang that's quick. I just got the notification from Steam that it is available!

Demo was a lot of fun, felt like part Portal, with a little bit of the Stanley Parable mixed in? It's a buy, but probably for next month. Already over budget here.

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There's a demo out now:
https://jolly-roger-productions.itch.io/littleghost

QuoteIt's only available for Windows 10 for now. We're thinking about building a version for Linux soon.

Edit: Works in Proton, but it's less of a demo and more of proof of concept. You can move around, pick things up, and solve a simple puzzle.

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Quoting: slaapliedje

Quoting: TheLinuxPlebIs there going to be any ARM version? I think i saw somewhere that this is x86 only.

Pretty sure PCSX2 is all open source, so in theory just needs a recompile. I don't think it's one of those emulators that are coded in a way they won't even work on 64bit systems.

It was actually only recently ported to 64bit, and porting to ARM or other platforms seems to be a thorny issue: https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/issues/2915

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I wonder what it is with billionaires and their affinity for launching things into space? Did Scrooge McDuck suffer from the same complex? What will I launch into space when my bank account ticks over nine digits? Serious questions these!

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Quoting: Purple Library GuySo all that Deep Link murfle . . . can anybody tell me if that stuff actually means something or if it's just marketing-speak?

I just assumed someone at marketing forgot to take take their dried frog pills?

Still, the line about "unlocking creativity in thin-and-light laptops" is deeply disconcerting. I prefer it if I was the creative one and my laptop stuck to cold calculating logic.

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QuoteWe published a total of 209 articles last month!

Impressive as always, thank you!

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...and nothing on GOG, even though the Windows version have already seen a bump to 1.11.

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It has a certain Katamari feel to it, I guess it's the music? "Oh! The same thing! This was the first thing we ever rolled up!"

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I actually picked up Monster Prom. It's a little bit embarrassing to admit, so let's just keep it a secret between me and you, the daily 500 000 GoL readers*.

I played the demo for the second game in the series and was hooked. The average giggle and/or laugh per minute played is ludicrously high. A warning though, the dialogue is a little bit raunchy, but it doesn't seem to go much further than just dialogue. No naughty bits where shown in the demo, and I expect monsters have some really naughty bits!

Probably best experienced in short bursts, so I will dole it out in small doses when needed, just as I do with my emergency cake supply.

* Just a guesstimate!

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