I am not a game developer (never say "never"), but I still really appreciate this write-up as a Linux and F/OSS enthusiast!

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This game felt and looked promising long ago. I just checked Steam reviews; doesn't sound like there is enough to do in the game to justify the cost at this point.

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And it's immune to CrowdStrike.

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Quoting: KorhakaCan't we get good games rather than free ones? Think I will stick with Isonzo. Although it does make me wonder what kind of options there are for somewhat realistic shooters on Linux that don't go full out milsim.

It's not native, but Hell Let Loose is worth your attention I'd say.

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Yeah, the first one is surprisingly good considering it's free!

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PS2 games... Mmm... Driver, Tony Hawk, Harvest Moon, The Sims. Those were fun.

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I haven't played this in a long time. Hmm, September might be when I'm ready again. I'm guessing I'll build like one factory and then be done again as I already have 100 hours in it.

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Ooo, I haven't played this one in a while.

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I was hoping for a nice alternative to The Sims.

You know, those cited games that aren't doing great are more or less copycat games. All games borrow elements from each other, but there should be a number of unique aspects. When I look at Millennia, I think that Old World looks more attractive for example.

Age of Wonders 4, though, now that looks pretty nice.

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Looks pretty cool actually.

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