There is a nice similar open-source game: https://team-potato.itch.io/titan-tactics [External Link]

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The team is also specifically looking for committed developers willing to help migrating the game’s outdated rendering system to a newer API such as OpenGL or Vulkan.

Odd... did the plan change to rebuild Wesnoth on top of the Godot engine?

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Quoting: FredrikIf I understand it right, its only for AMD, so useless for the majority of Linux gamers since most run nvidia.

A very fast shrinking majority :p

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This game has some serious difficulty issues, meaning it is waaaaay to easy in some character configurations even on the hardest difficulty levels.

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I wish they would work on making the apparently really cool VR mod officially part of the game.

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Quoting: 1xokA stupid question: If I want to play Zelda on it, where do I get the game from?

No one will share a link to an illegal download here.

But you can buy it on a real Switch and rip it off the storage (no idea how exactly), which is legal (for personal use) in most countries.

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Judging by some online comments it seems EAC is disabled in coop-mode (which makes sense), but enabled in versus mode. So the latter does not work with Proton right now AFAIK.

The game itself looks cool, but the price point is really too high for such a game.

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Just started using this (before reading the article... nice coincidence), and I am really liking it so far.

I hope it will see a proper release in the Manjaro repos, as right now I still have to get it via AUR.

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Quoting: MekaDragonIt's crazy to see GNU/Linux starting to have more choices for gaming on Steam than Windows lol.

Now if we could just get something like Launchbox... Only reason I have Windows on my tower hooked up in my living room is for it. (Launchbox is a frontend to a ton of different gamestores / emulators, etc. Think BPM with trailers / screenshots / etc for everything from Steam, to Mame to Amiga). problem is, it's written in .Net and doesn't quite work well with Linux... and even if it did work under Proton / Wine, the emulators themselves would also need to be wrapped.

Seriously need some Linux native competitor to it :)

Yeah the closest alternative I can think of is Gamehub, but I think that's more of a Lutris / PoL alternative rather than Launchbox.

There is a Lutris addon for KODI: https://github.com/RobLoach/lutris-kodi-addon [External Link]

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Just tried it with OpenMW. Really nice, even picks up my normal save-games from OpenMW. It also includes the experimental multiplayer fork of OpenMW it seems.

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