Quoting: kaimanI'd buy those games on the spot if only they were compatible with the original save games. Even though I've spent countless hours on BG1 and BG2, I never actually finished either of them. But I still have save data from some old backups dating back to 1999 and 2003 respectively. If I could pop those into the new edition instead of having to dig out the old CDs and fiddle around to get the games installed and running eventually I would have done so for quite a while now.

But the prospect of starting anew is somewhat discouraging. I had finished Planescape: Torment back in the day, so it was less of an issue to revisit that in form of the EE, and I loved it! But with Baldur's Gate I really don't see this happening any time soon.

You can play the original game with GemRB. I have done that myself to finish my run before doing a new run in EE.

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Some itch.io games from the big bundle. I may buy a controller for them. Maybe the switch one.

Out of the depth but I don't understand much. It commes out of early access yesterday or something like that so I decided to give it a try.

Amoung Us (Proton) with friends. I don't think that the game deserve that much attention, but, hey, I can't keep relationship with 9 friend that I were slowly loosing so that's nice I guess

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I remember playing the first two Baldur's Gate on Linux on it back then when they were only a handfull games on Linux.

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Mount and Blade 2 on proton and some weird itch adult's game.

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Total War Warhammer 2 and some decent free renpy porn games that I've found on itch.io

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Technology is never neutral. We should think about what usage it will bring and I highly doubt it will be easier donation for open source project (beside there are already 1 bilions and half competing standard on that)

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Maybe this make in-game purchase easier to implement?
Hardly a good then.

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How does web monetization works?
Is it relevant in a world were game developers can monetize their games by selling them? Which is the best kind of monetization.

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Has some of these game already been reviewed on Gaming on Linux? That would be cool to centralize links from all these reviews.

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That's an awesome bundle. I don't remember a bundle that good, do you?
JUst by browsing the games proposed I see a few that were on my whish list for a long time...

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