Tried the demo, didn't like much of anything. Controls are really bad, the gui is even worse. Why remake the game if you're going to keep the worst parts or even make them worse? It looks better than expected and that's the only positive I have. Removed from wishlist. I'll replay the original instead. Super disappointed.

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Quoting: CallbackHello! As a developer of this game

Hello there, thanks for dropping by! Any chance you can make the demo available on Steam again? We like to test things ourselves here. :)

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Not sure about the art style personally. They did have a demo up on Steam earlier, with native version as well. You can find gameplay on Youtube [External Link] to see more.

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"Life By You" is a remarkably inane title. :dizzy:
Since I enjoyed the previous ones, "Knights Of Pen And Paper 3" is likely a good bet. If you haven't played them, go for it!

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Steam ended pirating games for me, that was a big thing. :whistle:

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Proton was always built against the Steam Runtime and Proton was never meant to be used outside it. Still, it could work with system versions of the required libraries, but it was unsupported and discouraged. Valve and even the Arch wiki were clearly stating don't do it.

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Quoting: slaapliedjePretty sure Proton can run just fine outside of Steam. I don't recall heroic launcer launching Steam to run Proton. It is after all just a fork of Wine.

In GloriousEggrolls own words [External Link].

Wine-GE-Proton

How is this different from just using proton?
IMPORTANT: As I've explained many times, Proton is built using a specific runtime within a container, and without those runtime libraries, it can easily break or malfunction. There are two key differences that separate Wine-GE from proton:

(1) I have de-protonified the wine build. This means all the steam client specific patches have been removed, and the user is not forced to 'steamuser' among other things. This allows Wine-GE to retain the functionality of proton, but to be used for non-steam games.

(2) It is built using Lutris's libraries and buildbot/environment. This is much easier in terms of portability across distros.

Again, the entire reason Wine-GE was created is because I kept getting people that tried to use Proton outside of steam -- which is a NONO.

This is the build Lutris downloads.

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Hmm. What does "Proton support" mean in this context? Surely not Valves Proton as it must run inside the Steam Runtime to work properly. Custom versions like GE Proton (built to run outside the Steam Runtime) were already downloadable in Lutris earlier versions.

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Ubisoft itself is the unrecoverable error. :sick:

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Magnificent project! Compiled without issues on Siduction.
Grabbed Libretros GLSL shaders git [External Link] for that sweet SABR shader, then Puzzledudes ALttP MSU1 Deluxe music pack [External Link] and the thing works perfectly with my Logitech F710 gamepad. Enabled some QoL stuff in the zelda3.ini file and boom.

One of the best Zelda games just got upgraded to Godlike.

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