Silarim Ultimate is hundreds of hours for completionist and creature collectors, at least a couple dozens for random people.

Played a lot of Siralim 2 and 3 and Ultimate, amazing concept. Only part i dislike is the "exploration", the dungeons are boring but are meant to be auto-explored after a few hours, so...

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I know i played it, but i don’t remember if i liked it or if it was good.

I agree landscape impact is still in 2024 rarely seen.

Looking at the trailer, it seems... not very modernized ?
Visual, art-style, GUI... Nostalgia is not enough.
Let’s call for a fusion with BAR (Beyond All Reason) !

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Alright, but... it’s not a good logo for "Proton", nor for anything actually. It’s absolutely generic and bland and not even accurate.

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It’s a very nice project, and yet, each time i try, it feels extremely clunky and "alpha", not a "ready to play for everyone product". And it’s perfectly fine.

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Quoting: SuperTuxNo issues with the native Linux version so far and yes, I am enjoying it :).

You have the Offline option in Steam ? I don’t, only if i switch and force Proton.

Or you have the Offline on the main screen once ingame ? Then it’s different from Windows offline option access.

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Quoting: Liam DaweFor me on the main menu there's a clear button to go into offline play.

I also have a clear Offline button ingame on the main menu screen, however, there should be a menu inside Steam Properties window, to go Offline. If you Force Proton, it is there. If you go native, it is not.

Also, without -force-vulkan, the map has no background, and it’s almost game breaking as the minimap is so usefull IMO, plus the main map to teleport everywhere.

With -force-vulkan, map is fixed, but the skill passive icons have no background.

Still playable, but annoying to see Linux version is half baked again (before, the character creation screen was broken, with no textures).

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I’ve never really liked Megaman games, i don’t know why, i can’t understand why or how it’s so "good".

Back in time, with the NES then the Megadrive/Genesis, i played and liked Super Mario 1-3, Earthworm Jim 1-2, Sonic 1-3, Ecco the Dolphin 1-2, Aladdin, The Lion King, The Lost Vikings (not really the same but still i wanted to name this awesome game), and many others, but Megaman never really hit me.

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Quoting: hardpenguinJoke's on you I don't actually have any gaming friends

Me neither, i’m playing solo and it’s a blast.

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Quoting: hardpenguinI really would love to play this but I would rather do it on Steam so I can invite my friends to play with me.

Send them a message and go play together ? I’m an heavy Steam user for many years, but i never think there is ONLY Steam in my gamer’s life. Vintage Story is an amazing game, it seems a bit silly not to play it for such reasons. It’s not like it’s on an other EVILCORP system like Epic, it’s simply direct, straight, from devs, to players, and native Linux (i would understand the "need" for Proton, but here it’s not needed at all).

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It’s an awesome city management colony sim, with huge numbers. It’s a nice change from most of the colony games, with 10-200 people to deal with. Here it’s more like 20 000 - 50 000. Also i love the arts, the theme, the feel, the pace... Great game already, full release would be even greater ! Plus the musician girl doing the main tracks is very excellent (i followed her before i knew about the game).

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