Raccoon city?It also should be infested with Zombies. Maybe I have played too much Resident evil series:whistle:
But this game seems to be really interesting although I haven't played Goat Simulator.If this game is a success story like Valheim then maybe I'll buy it..:smile:

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I bought this game on last monday.It feels great although I haven't played it much.According to steam page system requirements for the game are very "friendly" - that's my opinion!And there's no monthly subscription - you only pay once and that's it! It's no wonder that this is so huge success.Great work! :smile:

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What a great story of success! This seems to be a kind of huge win for Linux if this game's developers moved away from windows as developing environment. I'm now almost tempted to buy and try this game!That would be also the best way to support the company behind it ofc.Still the game isn't ready yet but pictures and reviews from it are very promising. But one must have a little patience now till it's ready.Maybe then I'll give it a chance!:smile:

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I have played Civilization 5 and of course Dork's dilemma using C16 emulator!:smile:

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In my opinion this solution also would be nice: USB stick with steamOS preinstalled on it.Connect it with PC and then use Valve's possible game streaming service(which consist of your games in personal library) without needing to install the desired game on a USB stick. But on the other hand it would need a good internet connection. But this is only a suggestion. What Liam(master) wrote about USB stick is also a good solution.:smile:

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyHey, they added Boxtron!

Hey!Boxtron is meant for old Dinosaurs like me!:happy: Anyway it's really good to see this project to continue maturing. Valve really should hire these developers!It would save time and maybe money...:smile:

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I knew it:smile:!I mean I knew the release day beforehand!Wherefrom? You wanna know it? I tell you gladly ofc. Because I saw big green flying saucers in the sky from Mars just the day before Mint 20.1 was released. Therefrom I knew the exact date!:happy:Can you believe it?Ofc not!It was an old fashioned joke from 50's!Well this will be enough. I'm really glad about this release.So many improvements. I haven't tried it yet because of my studies.Maybe in the next week...:smile:

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I still have no desire to claim free games or buy them from epic. For me it means always one point for Windows and not for Linux. Still this launcher can be very handy for someone. It can break barriers and can be a good example what open source can do. Hopefully this works well some day especially then when on a sunny day I look at the sky and see some russian NUKES coming to my hometown!Maybe then I will try this launcher but it will be too late. Well I trust there is an afterlife and there are also some old rusty Pentium rigs. But wait a minute!The games don't work when you don't have an internet connection and you have no electricity. Damn!All I can do is play solitaire with my cards-if I have any.Dammit!It will be a very long eternity for me.What an happy ending!:happy:Ah I must have been watching too much telly and Monthy python show to make this nice "story".:happy: But in truth speaking I wish that Epic Games should change their ways and add Official Linux support to their store. Maybe then I will consider buying games from EGS or claim free games. But I'm also open for this alternative if it works well enough some day...:smile:

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Is this a hit for Linux we need?I doubt about it.Still emulation is good for older generations. I know some old games I would love to play again but maybe I'll play them with a bigger screen.But I admit the concept is a tempting one. Hopefully it gains success...:smile:

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I have serious doubts about this.:unsure:For Linux?My friends green little men from Mars will conquire planet earth before this console will support Linux as OS.After a juicy battle there will be only one OS on earth - Martix which is Linux based OS from Mars ofc!Poor earthlings!:happy:Okay back to earth!:smile: It would be nice if this console could support Linux from the start. But knowing how small portion Linux still has in the OS market it feels unlikely. But there is always room for a hope.:smile:

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