Swedified joke accents are on point! Sounds amoosing indeed. :happy:

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Reminds me of Hyper Light Drifter, Resolutiion, Wizard Of Legend to name a few you might have heard of. :)

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I never played Nox back in the day, worth a go 22 years later?

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Epics "support" of Linux truly has no equal. :dizzy:

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Quoting: hiryuI haven't tried this game under Linux in years... What is its current state? Is the performance still terrible?

Like I said in an earlier post;

By the way, the native version is still updated and works well today, though you would typically see better performance with Proton. :)

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I've said it many times before, Hellraid is definitely worth playing, ignore the haters. You even get a special in-game currency from Hellraid that can be used to purchase pretty good weapons for use in the normal game modes.

Loads of weapons in the various DLC's are not only cosmetic. Some character skins change gameplay as well. If you want the lowdown on the DLC's, I recommend AussieGG's DLC video [External Link] to get a good idea what's what. Some weapons are definitely overpowered, but that's part of the charm of the game. ;)

Neither Dying Light game is GaaS, you can play single player offline if you wish, with the note that DL2 currently has Denuvo anti-tamper and it requires recurrent online connectivity to verify the license. Hopefully this crap will be removed in the near future.

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Dying Light is definitely my absolute favorite game in the last... 20 years, maybe more. Perhaps ever. The sequel doesn't have the same magic in the parkour, it's no way near the same feeling and doesn't respect gravity, like at all. It's fine on its own and still an impressive game.

By the way, the native version is still updated and works well today, though you would typically see better performance with Proton. :)

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So forcing a larger game resolution than your display supports would effectively mean downsampling? Or will the game ignore this setting and use default resolution, or even refuse to run?

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Free to keep when you get it before 2 Jun @ 10:00am. Some limitations apply. (?)

(?) While supplies last. Games granted during free-to-keep promotions do not drop Steam Trading Cards.

Hmm.

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Getting Mesa version updated is a tiny obstacle compared to how older Nvidia GPU's aren't supported in 510+ driver series. Kepler [External Link] support ends with 470.

Rather long list of cards but TLDR; Kepler is used in most of the desktop GTX600/700 cards and mobile 600m/700m/800m laptops. Check the link for more info, note that some GPU's in the mentioned ranges are Maxwell instead and are still supported in the 510+ driver series.

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