Low poly combined with lame colors does not go well IMO. Looks like a tech demo or proof of concept. Deep Rock is low poly but the colors are very vibrant with lots of variation and great lighting. Way better, visually.

The mechanics look alright though.

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I love the artwork. The price is great. I'm probably gonna hold off until release though.

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I like the look and sound of this one! Definitely interested. I'd say a likely purchase.

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I might risk the $20 to see how fun the game is. But competition is stiff as another said. I can actually play Magic: The Gathering Arena via Wine without having to pay anything up front. Maybe I will put money into it down the road since I really like it (probably my favorite card game), but I didn't have to pay to try it out.

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This has been on the wish list for quite a while and survived my recent cleansing of said list. Cool news.

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Nice. Going on wish list.

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Quoting: GuestI really like these kinds of games but i just can't get over the DLC spam in them. I gave crusader kings 2 a try since they gave out the base game for free, and almost instantly ran into content that was blocked behind a DLC. (i played a county as female and i wanted to introduce absolute cognative succession) Considering their games each cost 1k euros (if you dont want to get locked out of options by the DLCs) i just cant really bring myself to buy any of their games. It's a shame as CK2 had good addictive gameplay, and kind of intuitive too, it only took me 2 games to figure out the basics of everything.

I don't have experience with all of their games, but Stellaris is a great example of one that does not need any DLC to get 100 hours of fun play time. I started buying a DLC here and there after that.

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Lutris makes Wine gaming so much easier. I really wanted to see if it was possible to play some form of MTG on Linux recently. Lutris had a script available [External Link] and it worked. I was so happy about that. I like some other card games, but I think MTG is my favorite.

P.S. The one I used was 0.1.2133.772345.

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Why would a game like Gunsport appeal to me as an exclusive title? How about something that requires expensive hardware to run.

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Let's see how this Remote Play thing works out. Purchased.

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