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Try the first demo of the dino MMO Path of Titans, we have some testing keys to give away
22 August 2019 at 9:35 am UTC
22 August 2019 at 9:35 am UTC
Quoting: Liam DaweThe link in the article just redirects me to their main page. Not sure what's going on there.Quoting: CybolicI think that activation link should be https://alderongames.com/me/licenses - that's what worked for me anyway.Just going by the link they told me to use, the one in the article works fine for me?
Rise of Industry is getting a futuristic expansion with 2130 releasing this year
22 August 2019 at 9:34 am UTC Likes: 1
22 August 2019 at 9:34 am UTC Likes: 1
Ah, so the actual future then! :(
I'm not much into historical settings (unless we count steampunk), so this might actually draw me in now.
I'm not much into historical settings (unless we count steampunk), so this might actually draw me in now.
Try the first demo of the dino MMO Path of Titans, we have some testing keys to give away
22 August 2019 at 9:30 am UTC
22 August 2019 at 9:30 am UTC
I think that activation link should be https://alderongames.com/me/licenses - that's what worked for me anyway.
Confessing my continued love of the Steam Controller, a few years after release
11 June 2019 at 4:01 pm UTC
11 June 2019 at 4:01 pm UTC
Quoting: no_information_hereSame here! I keep having to look down to realign my thumb. If only I could find some skin stickers with a bit more definition, like you said.Quoting: NanobangA suggestion, if you haven't tried it yet. For platformers, set the Lpad as a DPad (4 or 8 way) that fires on touch instead of click. For my money this is a thousand times more responsive than the other console pads I've used. :)Thanks for the idea. I have tried this and my problem is hitting the wrong part of the pad about 30% of the time. If the shape or texture was more defined like a D-pad, maybe I could get used to it.
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Klei Entertainment hit the restart button on Griftlands, confirmed to come to Linux but Epic Store first
10 June 2019 at 10:16 pm UTC Likes: 2
10 June 2019 at 10:16 pm UTC Likes: 2
That was so confusing. I read it as "We will be supporting PC (Win,Mac,Lin) during Alpha and Early Access. We will be adding OSX and Linux support in the future." and was lost for a second as to what the difference in supporting Linux during alpha and later was and how that explained the Epic store.
Anyway, guess we'll see in a year+ if this is worth paying attention to.
Anyway, guess we'll see in a year+ if this is worth paying attention to.
XO, a retro sci-fi strategy game is coming this year with Linux support
10 June 2019 at 1:44 pm UTC Likes: 2
In all seriousness, the game looks neat - a bit like a cheerier counterpart to the aesthetics of Duskers.
10 June 2019 at 1:44 pm UTC Likes: 2
Quoting: Guest"PC, Mac, Linux" they (devs/publisher) don't get it, right? :DI propose everyone starts writing "PC (Windows), PC (MacOS), PC (Linux)" instead! :P
In all seriousness, the game looks neat - a bit like a cheerier counterpart to the aesthetics of Duskers.
Confessing my continued love of the Steam Controller, a few years after release
10 June 2019 at 1:29 pm UTC
10 June 2019 at 1:29 pm UTC
Quoting: HoriI bought silicone covers too, from AliExpress. [...] I like one in particular that's very thick (making the stick larger, which I like) and converts the stick to a concave shape. It's also a nice matte material with good grip. [...]Any chance you could post a link? :)
The latest Humble Monthly seems like a good deal for Linux + Steam Play (two early unlocks)
7 June 2019 at 11:21 pm UTC
I'm subscribed and in principle, it is good value. Unfortunately, I've been on a roll these past months, with buying games on Steam that are then revealed to be in the next bundle, so if you're a spontaneous purchaser, like me, you'll likely have to curb your trigger finger a bit more than normal for it to provide proper value.
Oh, I've also purchased games that were already in previous bundles because I didn't see them and their website is somewhat pants for checking what you've already got.
7 June 2019 at 11:21 pm UTC
Quoting: ObsidianBlk[...] Has anyone subscribed? Is it a good value for a Linux gamer? (I have no issue playing through WINE, but do prefer native)
I'm subscribed and in principle, it is good value. Unfortunately, I've been on a roll these past months, with buying games on Steam that are then revealed to be in the next bundle, so if you're a spontaneous purchaser, like me, you'll likely have to curb your trigger finger a bit more than normal for it to provide proper value.
Oh, I've also purchased games that were already in previous bundles because I didn't see them and their website is somewhat pants for checking what you've already got.
IRKALLA, an incredibly stylish looking pixel-art tactical-action platformer is coming to Linux
24 May 2019 at 6:59 am UTC
itch.io would be nice as well. I mostly use Steam, but do buy indie games from itch.io as it somehow seems more suitable for those.
24 May 2019 at 6:59 am UTC
Quoting: cykboyQuoting: speskAny idea where/what this will be released on? Interested in "wishlisting" it.
Hey, cykboy here - the guy programming the game. We're aiming for a few places, Steam for one, perhaps a discord store, gog... we want to be as accessible as possible. If you have any recommendations please let us know and we can try get on there :)
itch.io would be nice as well. I mostly use Steam, but do buy indie games from itch.io as it somehow seems more suitable for those.
You might need to bring a shovel for Stellaris: Ancient Relics, the newly announced story expansion
15 May 2019 at 8:07 am UTC Likes: 3
15 May 2019 at 8:07 am UTC Likes: 3
Just to add my two cents to the Stellaris debate, when I bought the base game, I got the playtime I usually get out of a full game, in my very first session (yes, I forgot to sleep). Also, I usually keep all my play sessions to <45 mins, so that's quite an achievement for a game.
As others have said, the base game is very much worth your time on its own and if you do end up wanting more, these DLC are lovely options, especially as you can just pick the ones that provide the parts/themes you want more of (e.g. this one if you're a Stargate fan).
As others have said, the base game is very much worth your time on its own and if you do end up wanting more, these DLC are lovely options, especially as you can just pick the ones that provide the parts/themes you want more of (e.g. this one if you're a Stargate fan).
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