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Quoting: liamdawe"Faeria, the rather good free to play turn-based card battler has a final release and now official Linux support"

Carefully nuanced with "rather" to not overdo it, so british. And let's cram the entire article into the headline - that's classic Liam. Never change, dude. <3

We're so used to blatant, hype-filled adverts masquerading as impartial reviews (or else pure hate-pieces for the giggles) that an informative, honest article is a rarity. And a headline that isn't clickbaity? What heresy is this?

Gotta love/hate the Intertubes.

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Quoting: wolfyrionIs just I dont want to have LIMITS! simple as that... :P

Sounds super stressful to me. I don't see how you get anything done, but we're all different and that's fine. :)

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Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoThe Linux version of The Talos Principle is not a port of a Windows game; is an in-house developed Linux game and that should be the standard of Linux games...

Croteam is a cool developer, but this is sadly not true. They've admitted that the graphics engine is designed around D3D, and other backends suffer as a result. They're working on a redesign and their new VR releases are likely to benefit from this work, but Talos is very much a Windows game they ported (in-house) to Linux.

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Quoting: wolfyrionThese applications are open by default when the computer starts

[Massive list of apps]

Just curious, is there any reason at all not to close most of these apps when you're not actually actively using them? You can easily install a single indicator to watch your mail boxes at least? And surely you don't listen to music while you watch netflix and play games? Your decision of course, I just don't understand why anyone would do this.

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Quoting: RussianNeuroMancerHL2 was and still Steam-only ....

Unfortunately. Else I'd for sure immediately buy it....
SCNR

I don't know if this makes a difference, but HL2, the episodes and at least the first portal are actually DRM-free [External Link]. You need a steam account to download them, but they'll happily run without Steam.

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I approve of this article. Great game, had fun laughing at your fails watching your streams.

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Quoting: elmapulanyway its got an nostalgic Color, not an random single color but one that make its looks like its old.

That's true. The blue hue reminds me of cyanotypes [External Link].

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Quoting: gurvI'm terrible at racing sim but I think I could still enjoy driving and watching the scenery if the game doesn't force me to start over when I screw badly. (if it forces me to start over I would only be able to see the first 1/10th of the track ;))

You're not likely to destroy the car if you drive slowly enough to enjoy the scenery. And while the game is hard, the damage model doesn't seem too punishingly realistic.

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Quoting: elmapulits not "monochromatic" its sepia =P

Sepia is a specific reddish brown tint. Monochrome means shades of any single colour.

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Quoting: g000hAlien Isolation - full pack (all the DLC) £6.29 ( 82% off ) https://www.bundlestars.com/en/game/alien-isolation-collection [External Link]

I know I keep saying this too often, but please do keep in mind that Feral won't get a cut. Please don't buy third party ports from key resellers like Bundle Stars.

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