This looks rather good. Reminds me of a DOS game I used to play back in the early 90s where you took the role of a signalman and had to control a busy station!

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyWell known?

Yeah, the one they use to download Firefox!

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When I saw the title, I thought the ISO included a well-known MS browser...

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Fortunately, the DRM for this has already been cracked. Probably not wise to test it on a live Steam account, though.

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I hope it features Benny!

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Quoting: ShabbyXSo, for the first time ever I decided there's no point in fighting it, put the "no tux, no bucks" rule aside, and bought The Witcher 3 that's got so much praise.

A huge download and an hour of fiddling later, couldn't get it to launch. That'll teach me to pay for a game that ignores my platform.

Refunded, and I'll try proton again in 10 years.

Did you check the ProtonDB entry?

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Not quite the Steam Autumn Sale but I've just picked up Afterimage in a Humble Bundle sale for GBP6.29, which is a very enjoyable MV although I've only played a little over an hour so far. Works fine with Proton 8 and my F310 controller.

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I think I gave this game a spin a while back but lost interest in it. One of the problems I seem to recall was a lack of any loot in most of the containers that were clicked on!

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The only multiplayer I use these days is the remake of Quake II. It works very well and I'm glad I don't bother with other online games now.

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The action scenes certainly look very busy! As much as I like this kind of game, I'm not sure if I can deal with those visuals for a long session. We'll have to see :-)

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