I played this for over a year using my Steam Deck and I don't think anything changed. Is this just Valve being sloppy with certification again?

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I'm waiting for 5.0, which should be out in the coming months. They've got lots of good stuff cooked up for that update and at least over a year of work has been put into getting it polished up, a whole overhaul of the launcher and networking is going to be the main appeal.

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Hell, this is actually pretty notable in my eyes as I think it'd be the first time we'd get one of the Resident Evil remakes bundled with its original counterpart, even though this one is also pretty different from the rest.

I gave these a spin on the Steam Deck so I'll give you a heads up, VSync messed up cutscenes so I turned it off and used the regular framerate cap, and I also got the FPS Fix for 0 that's listed on the pcgamingwiki to get it to stick to 60FPS, though you can also just play at 30 if you want, this will require a DLL override. These issues seem common for the port overall though, so no specific Linux issues as far as my about half an hour of initial play is concerned.

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Feel free to fork the project under a

Imagine being so mad you can't even tell them to fork it correctly.

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Crysis Warhead excluded from the program :unsure:

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Best way to get GOG cloud saves on Linux is Heroic, I'll be trying this out at some point this week.

Run Stranglehold at least once and then it will sync properly, happy to report that the fixes work as intended under Proton (GE at least) too. Good stuff and underrated game.

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Having FOV quickkeys for Strangehold and cloud saves seems nice. Best way to get GOG cloud saves on Linux is Heroic, I'll be trying this out at some point this week.

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I don't know about the other games but there's a nice open source native port of Blake Stone with QoL you can get, it's called BSTONE.
https://bibendovsky.github.io/bstone/ [External Link]

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Just because they did some additional restauration with other titles doesn't mean they would or even can rework every game. They just make sure it runs on the current Windows (!) release.

That is correct, and I don't think this is wrong on its own, but you should still never take them at their word when they say it's "the best version of this game you can buy on any PC platform" to mean that you're gonna have an ideal experience with the game if it's one that got multiple releases. As I already mentioned, these games exist in way better forms in many other places and even back then, this collection was not considered high quality. That's the marketing stunt that's not very clear to many.

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This game does not include the actual Nintendo game data and requires you to provide your ROM so it's as clean as all the decompilation/recompilation ports we've been getting for N64 games recently. Unlikely Nintendo can do much unless you actually try sending over the game with the ROM.

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