Wow, finally added sorting by discount! Welcome to modern times, GOG! :tongue:

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That seems like a great deal: https://terrycavanagh.itch.io/dicey-dungeons [External Link]

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You can also filter the games that come with a steam key:
https://itch.io/games/on-sale/platform-linux/steam-key [External Link]

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Quoting: GuestI knew the whole "just flip a switch, it'll just work" thing would be shown to be nonsense, and it is. Why should we expect small teams to go through all the effort to support a game for a tiny fraction of the market? It's just selfish.

That's ok, browsing the store on Steam Deck will only show supported games by default, so users won't even know what they're "missing". Plenty to choose from anyway.

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While I'd like to see all the games work on Linux, I don't think many people would actually play competitive shooters on Steam Deck, so things may not change that much in this genre.

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Looks good enough, but I'm more excited about the contents anyway. :whistle:

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Impossible, everyone knows that valve is doing nothing but taking the 30% cut for no reason whatsoever. :tongue:

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> do you expect the Steam Deck to push Steam player numbers even higher?

It will surely push the number of on-line users and probably also in-game players, even if the game will be paused and the deck laid aside.

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Quoting: scaineI have the same annoyance when the Humble Choice comes out each month, because while Humble allows Steam linking for redeeming the games, there's no library search function. So I have to grab the title, visit steampowered.com, enter it and see if I own it. Doing that for 10-12 games... it's just a bit tedious.

I used to buy games from humble store, but I stopped, because they outright refused to implement a function of steam library sync to clearly see which games I own or have wishlisted. Going through sales is tedious as it is, I'm not going to convince myself to do it if they don't bother.

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TBH I only buy "good old games" (that are not on steam) on GOG. For me it's useless for anything else, given the lack of Linux client and overall lackluster support for Linux versions of games. Apparently I have >500 games on GOG but I only downloaded a few for use with ScummVM and Dosbox. Also 32 more on my wishlist, so they can still get some of my money if they can prove they care about Linux at all.

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