Quoting: Craggles086Trying to remember the name of the Dos game made before Heroes of Might and Magic. When they were developing some of the ideas that went into Heroes.

Can not seem to remember, but would love an open source version of it.

King's Bounty?

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Both Verdun and Tannenberg were great so I am definitely interested to play this one!

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Great game, go get it

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Quoting: ZlopezCould be nice if Luxtorpeda supported this.

I believe the problem is that there is no HoMM2 on Steam and the version of HoMM3 that is available on Steam is non-compatible with VCMI (and in general considered inferior).

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I am sure Valve will reach out to them. The question is, do they even remotely care about compatibility with Steam Deck.

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Quoting: BlackBloodRumI'd love to get my hands on these!

I also want me some hipster prototype Steam Deck!!!

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Still fun and also you can play it in split-screen - there is a mod to be downloaded from the Workshop that enables it :)

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It looks very nice and cozy <3

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Quoting: MayeulCAh, I thought the game was being made free :)

Same!

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Quoting: slaapliedjeFrom my understanding of it, Icewind Dale 2's source code was lost, so we'll never see an Enhanced Edition of that one. So GemRB would be the only modern way to play it. Granted, I think GemRB also has a port for the Amiga. :)

Yes, I think it is worth stressing!

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