So disappointing..

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Pokopia looks like low effort trash... Palfarm looks better and even has co-op planned! I added it to my wishlist

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Looks like a more engaging and less monotonous/repetitive Valheim, count me in!

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I'm more curious why the video trailers on the Steam store are broken for me, have been for a while. Specifically, they work when in their default framed state, but freeze up in fullscreen and turning the monitor gray and glitchy...

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the game does not support running under Linux

A most unhelpful response.

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The main difference is that LEGO minifigures have rounded heads and a block attachment point on the scalp for hats/hair. Hands are squared here too, but that's pretty subtle.

I think it's perfectly fine as it is since the focus seems to be on custom block shapes and a very fluid physics engine.

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@pb Are you referring to the design that LEGO bought from Kiddicraft (originally straight copied with permission) and turned into Automatic Binding Bricks? They're just blocks that fit together, and the blocky characters "fit" with the theme of the blocks themselves. Minecraft does the same, blocky characters for blocky building bricks.

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Ultra 9 275HX

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And yea similarly speced laptops go for about that much.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lenovo-legion-7i-16-2-5k-oled-gaming-laptop-intel-core-ultra-9-275hx-32gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-rtx-5070-1tb-ssd-glacier-white/ [External Link]

This has the 5070 but with a 16" screen, Adder only has the 5070 in 17" for an extra $300. Let's knock off $100, at least, to hypothetically make it a 16" and the prices are suddenly pretty competitive. Worth it though for proper Linux support for the lifetime of the device.

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@Stella How many hardware vendors do you know offer lifetime support, provide detailed documentation on the internal configuration, actively engage with the community, collaborate with said community in an open source nature, and are located in the US?

They're pricey but worth it IMO.

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I love it!

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