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Aquiris Game Studio ending support for their online FPS Ballistic Overkill
10 Dec 2019 at 4:42 am UTC

If this had LAN support, I would be all in.

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Geneshift Battle Royale just got a lot prettier with a big update, also on sale right now
2 Dec 2019 at 5:01 pm UTC

I liked this game awhile back. Is it possible to get the full version outside of Steam? Has LAN support been added?

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Remote Play Together released out of Beta, big sale now on Steam
21 Nov 2019 at 5:12 am UTC

As a fighting and brawler game fan this is all that I ever wanted and has brought me back to Steam.

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Red Eclipse 2 is a revamp of the classic free arena shooter coming to Steam
11 Nov 2019 at 8:07 pm UTC

I'm down for some of that! Pass that key, please!

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What have you been playing recently and what do you think about it?
13 Oct 2019 at 6:30 pm UTC Likes: 1

We. The Revolution via GOG

Just ended this one. It's the last of the single player games I bought recently to see if SP games are for me. I liked it a lot and it had me hankering for some more reading material around the french revolution.

I can not put into words whether the game was fun for me or not. I tend to associate video gaming fun with excitement and the rush of adrenaline. This game by it's nature had me pausing and reflecting more on the characters and their plights.

Overall I enjoyed it but it was very different experience than what I am use to.
Splody via itch.io

This is an excellent Bomberman Clone. My wife and I love this game and play a few rounds before bed. Co-op or VS is a lot of fun.
Mother Russia Bleeds via GOG

This game is just becoming a staple of the family gaming experience. Currently, we are unlocking all of the drugs via of Arena.
Fatal Fury Special via Humble Bundle/MAME/Mednafen

There are a few locals coming up for retro-fighters and this is THE FIGHTING GAME, I loved growing up as a kid. It's still lots of fun and the linux release via Humble Bundle and GOG are compatible with MAME. Two of the locals are on original Sega Genesis hardware so I am learning that version also since I never messed with consoles growing up very much.

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Valve will bring out 'Remote Play Together' to give online support to local multiplayer games
10 Oct 2019 at 8:54 pm UTC

My brother and I play via Parsec all of the computers we own growing up like the Street Fighter releases and VF games. He recently went all in on Linux but kept his Windows machine for Parsec only. This would be the kind of thing to bring back to Steam if I can implement for my non-steam games.

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DRM-free store GOG are doing a back to school sale with lots of discounts
2 Sep 2019 at 4:02 am UTC

I'm not interested in clients. I just want the DRM-FREE binaries that GOG and others places offer. The only clients I am interested in are those like Lutris, Emulation Station and Gamehub so that I can configure them as I see fit.

Picked up 2 games - one for me and another for my wife. May GOG stay strong forever.

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Animated entirely in ASCII symbols, Stone Story RPG enters Early Access
9 Aug 2019 at 11:53 am UTC Likes: 2

I hope this hits GOG or itch.io.

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The streamlined fighting game "Fantasy Strike" has now officially released
29 Jul 2019 at 12:42 pm UTC

I wonder if this game will ever come to GOG or itch.io. I want to give it a spin again but I would like a DRM-FREE copy.

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Google to reveal Stadia pricing, games, launch info and more on Thursday
5 Jun 2019 at 3:47 pm UTC

While everyone was trying to see who would win the gaming wars - Consoles, Computer, Handhelds, Mobile....the true winner has always been browser.

Think about all the people, mostly kids, that jump on to all kinds of rigs and hit a browser based game. Even me as an adult, I've played a ton of browser based games back in the early days of Linux gaming when I tapped out all of my old Windows CD games and got a little tired of running DOOM and UT99.

Currently, I have a few hundred hours in surviv.io. I have no doubt that this will be a success if they get the latency issue down and they deliver. But even if Google fails this seems to be where the majority of video gaming is going.

Me? I'll be on itch.io and Humble Bundle rocking DRM-FREE games til the wheels fall off. With a sprinkle of these browser based goodies.

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