I was going by how they listed them, but yep it's confusing.

Edit: article text tweaked on that 1 bit.

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GOG confirmed delisted so only Humble left until their keys run out.

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Adjusted the text on licensing to be clearer.

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Quoting: Craggles086

In the original there's three modes Peasant, Hero, and Demigod and they're going to tweak them so that the "Demigod" mode gives players more instructions and ongoing help - more like a tutorial mode.

Was that tutorial mode going to be built into Demigod mode, or peasant mode?

Adding it to Demigod mode seems a little counter productive.

Might have to give this another go. When I first tried this game I could not work out how to navigate the menus for gardening plots and food production. Was able to get into many money making endeavours, but rich and starving did not work for too long.

The article should (?) make that pretty clear:

they're going to tweak them so that the "Demigod" mode gives players more instructions and ongoing help - more like a tutorial mode

Specifically says the Demigod mode.

The names are confusing for sure though.

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Quoting: hardpenguin

Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: hardpenguinIt was one of the first high profile Linux native ports by Feral that I purchased. Such a shame.

Was actually VP :P

WHAT!!! How could I make such a mistake

Gonna request your Linux gamer card back

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Quoting: hardpenguinIt was one of the first high profile Linux native ports by Feral that I purchased. Such a shame.

Was actually VP :P

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Update: 30/01/24 - version 1.1 now released supports migrating. Annoyingly they're only posting such changes info in Telegram.

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True they have two different meanings. Problem is the current system requirements get hooked up to what games support natively. Don’t think devs can note Proton in the system requirements without ticking it for Linux, which then results in a broken Linux download since one wouldn’t exist. A way for devs to tick Proton themselves by default seems would be helpful.

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Quoting: GuestWhile I find great to have such statement, I wonder where an user is supposed to look for official support statements :)

Game requirements still state just Windows 10(64-bit OS required) and I honestly wonder why.

Isn't damn time to have Steam Deck listed as an option alongside Linux,Mac and Windows in the requirements?

Who is to blame? Maybe Valve for not offering the possibility to devs?

This is what Deck Verified is for. It already exists, and is entirely separate to desktop system requirements.

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They're not the first though, remember Crowsworn.

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