Quoting: scaineSuch a smooth and satisfying game, but felt a bit barren and sandboxy in its first release, so I only got a couple of hours out of.it before moving on.

Can't wait to give this another shot!

Indeed. I need to revisit it myself. This is great news.

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Having spent a few minutes messing around in GIMP, decided that this is way beyond what I am able to achieve with a mouse. Can't even get a straight line. Drawing with a mouse sucks.

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Well, I'm a Linux gamer (surprise, surprise), and I put Gloomhaven on my Steam wishlist some weeks ago. Hopefully it'll make it onto Linux because there is a lot more potential that I'll buy it, if it is.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyThis really has been quite a big day, hasn't it?

Now the next Agile Sprint Cycle can begin =P

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Had a bit of a look at DOTA Underlords game play tutorial the other day, and I was around a friend's home and we decided to download it onto his Linux PC. After dealing with driver issues (It needed Vulkan graphics libraries) it was running nicely. Quite impressed by how small it is... approx 650 MB download and uses about 1 GB of hard drive space. It did seem a little more complicated than I generally prefer in games (from viewing the tutorial).

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Interested in a Bendy key, in case one is going spare. I could swap for something else (PM me).

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Seeing as they're using Titanium (Ti) for their high end cards, maybe Strontium (Sr) would have been a good name for these souped-up ones.

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I'm agreeing with the article, but I'd like to add some conjecture:

I was under the impression that a site like G2A is involved with reselling unwanted game keys. You buy a bundle somewhere, you already own one game in that bundle and so the key is useless to you. You put the key on a site like G2A for a small sum back. It doesn't seem "so bad" viewed that way.

But the thing is, there are also lots of keys acquired fraudulently which are sold on the same site, and then an unwitting gamer buys a fraudulent key for what seems to be a bargain, adds it to their steam account and it gets activated. Then a few days later, it gets revoked by the developers. So the cheap game you've just bought - Well, it's just money down the drain instead.

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I grabbed the (just ended) July Subscription and very happy that I did:

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (early reveal) - should work fine on Proton
Moonlighter (early reveal) - Linux
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Road Redemption - Linux - yay, a wishlist item fulfilled.
Warhammer 40000 Mechanicus - Linux
Love is dead - Windows
60 Parsecs - Windows
Naori, Tower of Shirin - Windows

Probably will get the August subscription, because both early reveals are very appealing to me.
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance - well, I hope I can play it with Proton - it is absolutely my type of game
- Surviving Mars - Linux (yay!)

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Another couple of great games spotted at fantastic discounts, in the Steam Summer Sale:

Sky Force: Anniversary at 90% discount.

Sky Force: Reloaded at 50% discount.

and potential to get both:

Sky Force Bundle at 73% discount.

Highly recommended!

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