Quoting: stormtuxWhen a restructuring company splits in two it is usually because they want to keep the "good" parts and put the "bad" parts in a "bad company" that can be left to die. This is a little different, why 3 companies? The "AAA" company is probably the profitable one, the one they plan to keep milking. But the other two? Two different levels of risk of investment? :huh:

One for board games.
One for AAA computer games.
One for Indie computer games.
One ring to rule them all... sorry, wrong story. :whistle:

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Embrace, Extend... Estrange?

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Going by the title, it seems to be about the Warsaw Uprising [External Link].

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Quoting: Purple Library Guythe sequel had some awkward crappy 3d

Ahh, the [what's the opposite of golden?] era of computer gaming. :tongue:

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Quoting: benstor214I don’t see a Linux version on the store? Does it run through proton?

There is a Linux depot and it was updated today as well.

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Very nice, time to play it again. :happy:

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That's very nice of them indeed.

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Quoting: GetBeanedWhat did you think it was going to be? They advertised it pretty heavy as a quickfire showcase of upcoming games, indie games at that, not AAA.

Did they? Dunno, I only saw the hype about the upcoming "initiative", but yes, I had a hunch that it was going to be just a way to promote indie games. Turned out to be even less than that.

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So the whole hyped Triple-I Initiative was all about [External Link] announcing a few sequels and DLCs, am I missing something? Zero excitement for me, but then again, I don't watch or care for Triple-A announcements/events, so I guess I'm just not the target audience.

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Quoting: rustigsmedwith win10 support ending for home users late next year combined with win11 high system requirements we could see a continued or slight jump. anyone want to predict Jan 2026? will 6% or higher be possible? It will be interesting and fun to watch.

4% in 2024, 6% in 2026, 80% in 2300. :happy:

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