gimme gimme gimme :cry:

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Gangbeats [External Link] was just published in Itch.io probably just to be included on the bundle too which they tried 4h ago, but it seems they are not accepting new entries [External Link] to the paid bundle...

What was interesting is that they wrote on their new page:

DISCLAMER
The DRM-free version of Gang Beasts DOES NOT SUPPORT ONLINE GAMEPLAY, online game modes for Windows, macOS, and Linux are only supported in the Steam, Oculus Rift, and Oculus Rift S versions of the game as the online servers for Gang Beasts use Steam and Oculus APIs for authentication.

But I don't see such a disclaimer on the Humble Bundle store [External Link] where they're also listed as DRM free... :huh:

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Wow... suddently I have more wishlisted games on itch from a single bundle, then months of random (though some AAA) Epic freebies :woot:

As for finding out the last added, someone compiled a Google Spreadsheet [External Link] (current reddit thread here [External Link] and original now buried comment here [External Link]).

Tips:

• You can sort by type: physical game (tabletop), soundtrack, asset. No category means a digital game... :huh:


• To check last added sort / filter by batch. Current one is 4 (Celeste, etc.)


• To find the good stuff it might also help to sort by both rating (5 is good) and ratings count (more is popular). Overly bundled stuff might have a low count as people have it on other platforms.

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Some are even on the current humble bundle choice: The Stillness of the Wind, The King's Bird (though not linux, and steam keys are not included in the mega bundle)

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Wow... one more that by itself is a complete steal on that gargantuan bundle their doing.

I can't recommend it enough. Someone even created a bootable raspberry image that turns into a pico8 arcade machine.

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Also there are other stuff there too, like pen and paper roleplaying games. One of them, Blades in the Dark pdf alone is a steal in this bundle.

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Since I finally finished Chasm, I'm now steadily going through Pinstripe (a platformer with great art direction) and finally playing first Xcom reboot (plain vanilla no long war mods nor enemy unknown dlc yet).

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Quoting: axredneckIs (s)he the same developer who developed DarkXL ?

I was very surprised... yes it is. Same github account and in the blog/news section of the website [External Link] he wrote:

This is my first “real” post on this blog. Several years ago there was a project called the “XL Engine” which evolved from DarkXL with lofty ambitions. I personally hit some difficult times but never properly canceled the project, even if I couldn’t get back to it for a long time and didn’t really want to for a long time after that. Fast forward to today, things are much better now with more free time but time moves on and the XL Engine isn’t really necessary anymore - both Daggerfall and Blood have great projects that fill the niche the XL Engine wanted to fill (or close enough).

But the Jedi Engine never had a proper source release or reverse engineering effort. While many considered DarkXL to be a promising effort, it was incomplete and inaccurate in many ways.

EDIT: Formatting

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Sweet! It's one of the devs I usually follow, but thank you for the article as always! I've played the previous versions of KeeperRL and utterly recomend even if still unfisihed / unbalanced.

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@Liam do you stream this game?

Haven't played with you guys (and gals) for a long time...

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