A game engine built in another game engine. Kinda bizarre ... Well, at least they're using Godot.

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FPS: Can't do 'em, so nope.

Multiple DRM: Even if FPS games didn't give me severe vertigo, this would become the other reason to give this one a pass.

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- Survival cooking gameplay with a pressure-based stress system.
- Unpredictable customers with weird requests and weirder appearances.

I did this for real. Can't imagine why I would want to simulate it virtually ...

Still, for those that have never experienced professional cooking or who might thrive under that kind of pressure, it sounds like it might be fun ...

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Demo doesn't launch in Proton on my system. Some sort of Unity engine error. Can't be bothered to troubleshoot the problem. Uninstalled.

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Is the picture a screenshot from a game? If so, does anyone know which game?

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@johnny-linux & @Thibug

I haven't tried GearLever yet. I use AppImagelauncher myself.

The only feature I haven't been able to get to work is the auto update. Not that I care much about that anyway. I prefer to have more manual control over the update process.

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@Doktor-Mandrake

It's a shame they're ditching x11 support, for someone like myself the favourite thing about linux is bringing new life into old hw. Hw prices are going up and its important people can still make sure of older hw!

I'm easy going about the whole X11/Wayland thing but I'm with you on the old hardware. I haven't purchased a brand new computer in over 15 years. Just like my automobiles, I prefer to get my computers from the used market (definitely not as old as I might for a vehicle though). Someone else pays the premium and I get it after they're done with it!

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The lack of limits on the number of fish troubles me, as stocking levels are definitely an issue with real aquariums. Many a noob has lost precious, expensive fish as a result. Might give potential aquarium enthusiasts the wrong idea.

Hopefully, they make it clear that this is a benefit that only a virtual aquarium can provide.

Edit: corrected "last" to "lost". Stupid autocorrect.

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Any connection to Gentoo Linux?

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All I can say is that I trust the Canonical Desktop Team to do a more competent job of it than I do the Manjaro Team. My experience with Manjaro on hybrid GPUs was not all that great. Limiting driver options and using archaic tools such as Bumblebee was not the best of decisions.

Otherwise, this change is only logical given that KDE has already forced the issue ..

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