And there it is, as expected. I would have bought a few DLCs if this hadn’t been so predictable. Let’s see how it goes with Proton.

Edit: Glad GoL awards voting hasn’t begun yet, this would have been my choice for continued Linux support. Ha!

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That, and if Sony decides to open up more and release more games on PC, it would be excellent for Feral to build a relationship with them early! After all, I can’t imagine Sony would be opposed to keeping some of the PC sales away from Microsoft’s ecosystem :)

And I’m with you there, I’ve already beaten the game twice on a borrowed console and I’ll still gladly pay full price to have it on PC the moment it comes out. I didn’t play the DLC, so that’s a good excuse for a fresh playthrough :D

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Well holy shit, if Horizon:Zero Dawn is coming to Steam [External Link] I definitely want Feral to port it now!

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I hope they turn down the game’s volume and turn off Discord notifications for their next videos.

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Quoting: EikeThat's interesting!
Heard nothing of Siberian fires here in Germany!

Me neither, though to be fair I get most of my news from Imgur of all places.

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I kind of wish I could just get the one game I’m interested in and have the proceeds go to these orgs. That’s a lot of "junk" that’s going to sit in my account otherwise.

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1. Borderlands 3
2. A Plague Tale: Innocence

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The animation is so good, I can’t wait to see some actual gameplay and writing, though.

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Quoting: NanobangI haven't ever bought a game soundtrack, so I'm probably missing something. I can see the logic behind making a game's soundtrack available to those who owned the game. They would've heard it when they played the game and know if they wanted to hear more of it outside the game. Myself, I can't imagine wanting to buy a soundtrack I hadn't heard before. Is this something people do a lot? Just curious.

Not typically, but if I heard a great soundtrack somewhere and didn’t want to buy the game it’s from for any reason, I might still want to own the soundtrack. There’s a few games I can think of that have come close, including a Kickstarter project that failed but would have had music by one of my favorite bands.

Obviously I wouldn’t buy a soundtrack without having listened to it first.

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