Quoting: GuestWhat would be great is a frame limiter. I’m waiting for that to play the game in good conditions. Vsync causes big slowdowns when the game runs below 60 FPS, and no vsync causes microstuttering above 60 FPS.

This libstrangle thingy doesn't help?

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It seems it's a tough one this time...!

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Quoting: GuestDOOM (2016) - Great to have on Linux but it's from Bethesda. As others have pointed out, Bethesda is very capable of doing the port themselves but Zenimax (holding company) is just so anti-Linux.

If I'd be a Linux head having my child Doom run on Linux, but my bosses not agreeing to actually publish it, I might go to them and tell them about this porting company to make it a no risk port...
But it seems the game is not as close to the hell/pandemonium topic as I thought.

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Quoting: BeamboomIt's almost guaranteed not to be Agony [External Link]. Why? Cause it is SLAYED by the reviews. Feral has, as far as I can recall, never ported a game with really bad reviews apart from the first F1 title (F1 2015).

What if they started working on this port long ago and couldn't have known the game is going to be bad?

Agony would be the first Feral port I have never ever heard of before the port.

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Quoting: tuubiI'd have enough on my plate even if there were no new releases this year, but here's one I don't think anyone mentioned yet: 7 Billion Humans [External Link] by Tomorrow Corporation.

Instabuy!

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Quoting: RafiLinuxI will say that the next game that I plan to get must be a text based game since I've been going back to a lot of text based games and playing a lot of freeware VNs.

It you haven't already, take a look at Thaumistry. That one's text based for sure. Thimbleweed Park made me dare to play such a game again.

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DOOM 2016 confirmed!

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This was actually the first game available in my native language (German) where I was tempted to have subtitles enabled, as they've implemented them as comic speech bubbles. It so much fits the comic style. (How could you call that style? It's not the cute one... But I guess "adult comic style" would trigger the wrong associations?)

The difficulty is medium, I'd say. It didn't yet keep me for longer times from advancing in the story. What I liked about the puzzles is that they're often on a technical side, like repairing a car, triangulation, making fire and such.

There's little problem with the game at the moment: Say you were supposed to frobble the boz - and you already did so. Then dialog options like "Could you help me to frobble the boz?" are not hidden. Developers say it's a Linux specific problem with storing the state. They're working on it.

Overall: If you appreciate the visual style, do get it. It's really good.

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Quoting: lucifertdarkWhich order should I play them in once this one arrives? I have the original & haven't played past deciding whether to save the bully from a paint shower or just let it happen.

I guess the developers expect about everyone who plays the second to have played the first, so that's the order I'd go, too.

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Quoting: stretch611Thanks... I played Osmos for a short 2 minutes... nothing happened.

I reloaded the page with the trophies and only then did it show up.

Ah yes. I had the same even after the first page update; needed a second one.

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Quoting: stretch611Anyone know how long you need to play in order to qualify for the trophies?

Starting up the game is enough, I did several this morning.

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