Quoting: Purple Library Guy

If it didn't go to plan, you can go back and try again.

So contrary to their claims there is, in fact, a plan B. :grin:

Or, perhaps we're supposed to say it like "No! Plan B!".

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New driver out, added info.

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Quoting: herbertHi Liam, how is the input lag?

Well, it's there but like I find with Stadia it's very minimal and enjoyable. However, local play is still better of course.

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Quoting: marcin1509"+ more to come in 6 days"
Where is this information? On the humble bundle webiste there is no info.

Looks like that was removed, so not sure what's going on there.

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Thanks for the info, added link.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyIf it does break cross-platform multiplayer, how much confidence do we have that Aspyr will even fix it this time?

I assume you're getting at the Borderlands 2 issue. Well, it's a completely different original developer and so a different agreement. They've kept it up to date constantly. I see no reason for concern.

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Closing the comments here now as it's over, keys will be sent shortly via PM.

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Quoting: kon14I swear, reading "Linux PC" in these titles is cringier than publishers mixing up Windows and PC when it comes to listing supported platforms.
We're obviously talking about standardized x86 desktop distros of Linux.
It's not as if any proprietary games are being released for other architectures or exotic software setups anyway.
Since when did this actually become a thing.

To each their own, you're the first person to have issues with me saying Linux PC. Part of the issue is how PR and publishers repeatedly refuse to stop saying "PC", despite my asking constantly across every email GOL gets to be clear about platforms. Linux is installed on a PC, we play games on our Linux PC and GamingOnLinux is a website that targets talking about games for Linux....on a PC. So Linux PC is fitting for so many reasons, partly because it shows how silly and outdated it is for "PC" to be used in place of Windows.

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Quoting: BeamboomI am considering to jump on this one for future exploration. I've always wanted to look into development on Unity.
But how will this work: It says "redeem on Steam" but I guess that's a generic text for the games included. Will we receive a similar "redeem code" in the Unity store for the assets to be tied to our Unity account?

Noted on the page:

Redeem on Unity Asset Store and on Steam. Vouchers for Unity Assets are all from the Unity Asset Store. All games in this bundle are redeemed on Steam. Please check out the full system requirements here prior to purchasing.

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Quoting: herbertSorry to say this but the first tree isn't a great game at all (and I made the effort to finish it!). Nothing more interesting to say! Good Night!

To each their own.

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