At least they course corrected before launch. After 15 miss steps, they finally did the right move by chance.
Didn’t even look good, from artistic standpoint. It has (or had?) this Fortnite vibe.
I’m shocked, shocked!
Basically Dual Shocked.
Ah, I have this SteamDB extension myself; very valuable for more than one reason (tracking how many players, last update, lowest known price on Steam). Highly recommended! Thought it might be a different extension with this thing like on GOG in mind (listing what’s wrong exactly).
Which is the Steam one?
What a shit article. Oh no, this minor issue impacting a finite and honestly small number of games is just a scare piece supporting the most profitable marketplaces.
What’s wrong informing any potential customer and player? Provided the data is correct, but that is the assumption for our discussion, as you made a general statement. Everyone should decide themselves.
I think its good that anyone want to purchase can make an informed decision. So these affords are appreciated by me, even if I am not buying anything from GOG.
No idea why it gets downvoted like this at the moment. Is the provided data wrong? Only this custom headline for the post here on Lemmy might be not ideal, as it suggest that 1140 games missing updates, whereas only 308 games are known to have missing updates and 1140 titles have any sort of issue.
I know this one! As I love Tetris Attack, its so nice to have this as an Open Source project. Never thought that anyone in the world would recommend this (not because its bad or so, but because usually nobody knows.) But I never played it much beyond testing, to be honest. It’s been a long time… 5 years or so. I guess its improved a lot since then. But weirdly, they have no link to the source code on their website: https://github.com/panel-attack/panel-game
I focus on non commercial free games that are also (for the most part) Open Source too.
Note Flathub is a repository for Linux. If you are on Windows, go to their website and look for downloads.
Alright so I’m stupid. I read it as “one more OS I can choose not to use the OS”, which is clearly not what he said. Man, I don’t know… Sorry for misunderstanding. Will leave my replies here for the lolz.
You mean the support for Linux is a bad thing and he chooses not to use Linux anymore? (whereas Linux isn’t even an operating system, but blabla) If that is the case, I don’t get the logic why.
You used Windows just to use Epic Games Store?
When is early enough in life? Why is it too late at any point in life?
Debian is its own project with their own maintainers and policy.
Using an engine does not mean slop. It depends if they are lazy and do just an asset flip in example.