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What have you been playing recently and how is it?

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It has been a little while since I asked, so let's see what you're up to. What have you been playing recently and how is it?

I tried a good bit of Starbound when it released and wow it has changed a lot. It's really quite impressive what they have built. The exploration, the awesome loot and it's just a pleasing experience.

The other main one is Stardew Valley, it utterly demolishes time in the blink of an eye and my farm is slowly coming along!

I also thoroughly enjoyed Near Death which I did on the last livestream. My failure at surviving in the cold was pretty obvious and I haven't managed to find the elusive penguin yet!

Personally, I just want to find the time to finish up Life is Strange, I still haven't managed to get some proper time to sit down and finish the last bit on it. Excited to see how it ends!

With so many games to choose from now, it does get almost frustrating at times choosing between them to play in my limited leisure time. Do you find that now too? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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seguleh Aug 12, 2016
After some discussion in "Total War..." thread, I played "getting out Windows partition". Awesome game, short and easy, but funny as hell, now I have nice backup disk :D . Then, according to STiAT recommendation I played "Shadow Of Mordor" and - indeed - it works quite well. Slaughtering orcs in different ways is sweet. I've tried "X-Plane 10" demo, but all I can see is Phantom cockpit, runway and endless sea all around - maybe I should try some seaplane. I played it only as curiosity - I prefer combat sims (we have half-sim in War Thunder, I miss "IL2-Sturmovik" series or "Rise Of Flight" ). Then I run FsUAE and old "Alien Breed" and "Traps'n'Treasures". FsUAE is amazing piece of soft, U can even hear sound of Amiga FDD working. And, for a while, played "Shadowrun: Dragonfall" (brilliant game), "Strike Suit: Zero" (too hard for me), and "Tomb Raider" (beauty but poor performance). So - even without Windows - there's no room for players boredom :D

PS.: @Hyperdrive - SOMA is one of best games I've played ever. Storyline is... just terrifying (in a good sense of course).


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evergreen Aug 12, 2016
Ark Survival Evolved (Ubuntu 16.04)
Arma3 (Ubuntu 16.04)
No Man's Sky in less than 5 hours (VirusOS). Hope at least wine will make it work...


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Ehvis Aug 12, 2016
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Quoting: segulehI've tried "X-Plane 10" demo, but all I can see is Phantom cockpit, runway and endless sea all around - maybe I should try some seaplane.

That means that you didn't download the scenery for the area. I think the demo only comes with the Seattle area by default.
koyal13 Aug 12, 2016
Right now I'm finishing Saints Row IV, but I like change so much of games, so I play frequently Tomb Rider, XCOM, Grid: Autosport, Awesomenauts, Borderlands and a few more...

I'm thinking we have many game hours to enjoy... Yehaa!! :D


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Beamboom Aug 12, 2016
Quoting: SirKatar7 Days to die, just can't stop playing this game.
So it runs well on Linux now? Wasn't the Linux version very messy earlier?
tmtvl Aug 12, 2016
Quoting: ShmerlWhat do you think about the endings? I like the game, but it feels they didn't work on the endings enough. Feels they were cut short of thoroughly explaining what happened.

I'll let you know when I get there. So far though, I've been thinking that I'll need to play through again, because I keep feeling like I missed something. As though I skipped over a dialogue that had some background info I need.
SuperTux Aug 12, 2016
Shroud of the Avatar release 32, now with persistence. Crafting is addictive :). I wouldn't yet recommend it to people who don't like Early Access as its still not complete enough with only the path of love being complete and polished.

Actually, that's all I have been playing...
oldrocker99 Aug 12, 2016
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HyperRogue, Defense Grid 2, Dominions 4, Out of the Park Baseball 17 (in a damned 14.04 VM). It will not run on 16.04 :><: .


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Shmerl Aug 12, 2016
Quoting: tmtvl
Quoting: ShmerlWhat do you think about the endings? I like the game, but it feels they didn't work on the endings enough. Feels they were cut short of thoroughly explaining what happened.

I'll let you know when I get there. So far though, I've been thinking that I'll need to play through again, because I keep feeling like I missed something. As though I skipped over a dialogue that had some background info I need.

Thanks :) Would be interesting to discuss what you think. I opened a thread for it: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/forum/topic/2268
grigi Aug 13, 2016
Played through shadow warriors, life is strange, tomb raider and busy with victor vran, all on open source radeonsi driver on a 7770M. No glitches or crashing, shadow warrior & tomb raider had to run on medium to get good enough performance.
Got shadow of mordor, but performance is a bit lacking (20fps at places, too slow fir that game). Will wait for some more performance optimizations, the mesa amd devs are pushing performance updates weekly at this stage! Exciting times for mesa!
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