Yea, Wild West is pretty dope. Haven't finished it yet, played few hours and then for some reason managed to forget about it. :|
I might need to get back on it.
Yea, Wild West is pretty dope. Haven't finished it yet, played few hours and then for some reason managed to forget about it. :|
I might need to get back on it.
Running Galaxy with proton-ge. Sure, it doesn't install linux versions of games or anything, but it works.
Basically what I did was:
proton gog-galaxy-installer.exe
to install. It installs to ~/.local/share/proton-pfx/0/pfx/drive_c/Program Files/GOG Galaxy
(or somesuch)Seems to work fine, some older version of proton-ge and/or nvidia driver under wayland made the client bit sluggish, but that has fixed itself. Games like Cyberpunk work fine. The galaxy overlay doesn't, though.
With roguelite dating sim features
okay, you got my attention, the entirety of that headline pressed basically all my feel-good receptors.
Do want, hopefully it's good.
ooooh, this is a must watch. Indy:atlantis is pretty much my favorite game ever.
Got the game when I was a kid, it came bundled with a soundcard & cd-rom drive. I had seen Indiana Jones movies but didn't know they also came in game form! I struggled through the puzzles - english being a second language and I had just started learning it - but I did it, I managed to beat the game... and then started it again because apparently there were branching paths with different puzzles in in! Good times. I've played the game so many times, probably interacted with every possible thing in it, love it to death.
I just wish we'd get a new Indiana Jones point & click -adventure, instead of platformers and fps games. But, p&c is a niche genre, I know. :/
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It has an option to automatically pop-out (supported) video content in picture-in-picture mode when you switch from the tab the content is playing it.
As an option? Great!
I don't always need/want a pop-out, sometimes a video is secondary (eg. some "podcasts" which are published in video formats too).
I can't believe the amount of hot singles in %LOCATION_NAME% near me!
OpenTTD, easily. The next two I'm having difficulties deciding.
I'm sure I want some rpg-ish imsim for sure, but dunno which one it should be. Probably picking next two games randomly from this group: DXHR, DXMD, Cyberpunk, Fallout 3/nv/4, Skyrim... I don't know what to pick from these :|
it's been multiple eternities since I've played 3 or NV. 4 I've played more recently, but that was ... basically when the last dlc dropped? So... memory of those games not really the sharpest.
London is mechanically almost identical to 4 (duh? because mod, duh.). The parts of the main-story I've done has been great. I recall preferring side and dlc missions over main-plot in 4, but I was pretty into the main stuff (dlc or not) in NV.
some thoughts about it in no specific order:
I recall enjoying all fallout games, some more than others. I mostly mod for convinience (eg. busywork, carryweight) so I'm not really playing the game(s) as intended. And this one is great... if a bit buggy here and there - but not any more so than actual Fallout games. :D
I totally recommend London, but it comes with an asterisk: the mod requires tweaking, and depending on your computer-skills it can be either "man, this is obvious" to "wtf am I doing". Config-file editing and extra mods are required to get it actually working. Def recommending Mod Organizer 2 as well. Also, if your base fallout 4 (and dlc) are from steam, you need to downgrade from the "Next gen update". I'm fairly sure there's good step-by-step how-to's to get it set up at this point.
I guess patient with documentation. Out-of-the-box experience is very crashy, and recommended stability mods require some ini-tweaking to make them stable. But the how-to guides keep evolving, I started my trip through the stability-minefield when the mod was released x)
I only did so because I had installed proton-ge. You know, "when all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail" -type of thing. :D