@chickenb00 where do you see the 43% ...? I only see 30, same as steam.

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Oh man. Playing ff7 on the couch seems pretty amazing. If the performance holds up, I will for sure.

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On a roll with awesome looking fps' with good solid single player campaigns!! Wishlisted this as well.

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I normally don't go for "rogue"-anything but this has SUCH good reviews, I'm going to give the demo a go right now.

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Of this list, Naiad & Drill Core seem the most interesting. Naiad just has a super cool aesthetic, and drill core looks like it could maybe just maybe scratch that Steamworld Dig itch that just never ever ever ever seems to go away.

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Thank you so much for the wonderful articles!

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so this is like openmw it seems. Love it! I never played the IWD games. I don't know why, because I did play the BG games, but somehow just totally missed the IWD ones. I might give this a try!

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I love a good single player scifi fps campaign, so as long as they can deliver, I'm on board. Wishlisted. Thank you!

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I agree with @vox.

@ElectricPrism & @g000h ... these aren't really options for daily drivers though are they? And what is mentioned about the software is fine and all, but wheres the hardware?

I know use cases will vary wildly from person to person, but for me, my definition of "daily driver" phone would be:

• all day battery life with medium usage of all the below stuff - I don't mind charging if I'm doing a heavy usage day, but for light to medium day to day use I don't want to charge at all


• make and receive phone calls and sms reliably (I know this seems silly to mention, but there are some linux "phones" out there that struggled to do this) with push notifications


• install signal and whatsapp with push notifications


• install my bank app because that's how I deposit checks


• sync a calendar with my wife because that's how we coordinate childcare drop offs and pickups


• listen to podcasts / music


• reliably navigate somewhere with a mapping app and gps


• send and receive emails with push notifications


• reliably take pictures and videos in decent quality

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I would do unspeakable things for a linux phone that could be used as a daily driver. Unfortunately this does not exist, and it doesn't look like it'll be existing anytime soon either. Sad.

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