Quoting: ImantsI was thinking about ditching unity and I tried Godot Engine and after 40h of tinkering I returned to Unity. Mostly I did not like they're scripting language and they're C# integration is not as good as in Unity. Maybe I will check Godot 4 when it comes out but for now Godot 3 it is hard pass for me

Oh no, i was under the impression that Godot is very smooth and pleasant experience, and the only problem is that devs are not aware it exists! Looks like there's a reason for it not getting more then. Not user friendly enough :dizzy:

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Can't even comment on their Steam discussion section if one don't own the game!

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Never tried it but looks pleasant! I wonder if this makes Lutris more irrelevant :huh: Lutris also still does not have a snap or a flatpak package and the installation can be cumbersome in some cases. Lutris is also quite confusing at times. SO many moving parts!

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Quoting: DrMcCoyNot gonna give Larian money

I see the first one had native Linux support but Divinity II does not. Tells something without investigating i suppose.

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A retro adventure enthusiast' dream come true platform and more. Also the news translations for other than English languages on the ScummVM's website appear boosted https://www.scummvm.org/fi/ [External Link]

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Quoting: GuestEpic games is not so epic...

How about Epig.

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"...through an explosive 80s crime-filled Miami Vice themed world".

That's it i'm getting this.

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Amazing to look forward what will this marvel of ScummVM eventually support. The scale is positively way off from just Sierra and Lucasarts classic point 'n click adventures!

Let's donate :heart:

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Quoting: braiamLiam, you might want to update the article that they added the file again (which is deliberate, as it is the only change in the last patch), but keeping the overarching point that Deck Verified (or whatever cert program) needs to improve.

Yes all is good again! https://steamdb.info/patchnotes/8372024/ [External Link]

Still would like an official explanation how can these things "just happen". :huh:

Can't get much more critical than this. Where was testing on Linux part after the "improving update".....

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This looks like a game that could easily be ported nowadays to Linux native..

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