I tried several and most did not play well with the Steam Deck. Serum and the car survival game were the bigger disappointments, there; really wanted to try them.
I’m awake you can download proton hacks to make them work, but that’s not the point, imo .
I’m currently totally hooked on Tiny Rogues.
More walking simulator less actual gaming.
See… I think it’s kind of a bad game for all the same reasons.
I think I bounce pretty hard off the stated intent to make the player feel the suffering of living through war. I’m not going to play a game that intentionally sets me up to fail.
You’re talking about sleep/suspend directly from playing a game?
I used to like suspend. How is your battery life while suspended? If I left mine in suspend for more than a few hours, it’d die, or I’d pick it up and there wouldn’t be enough battery to continue playing without also charging.
… I’m shocked. I thought all development on subsonic had dried up. I used it and dsub for literal years, but switched to Plex after it seemed I was paying for nothing. :(
I also like LoseIt!, but somehow I also ended up paying for it, too. $20/yr. I don’t like the free version as much
Hmm. Data is only for 1/1/23 though 12/15/23. The last 15 days of the year aren’t significant enough to change the outcome? Somehow, I’d think otherwise. For example, I spent $120 at the start of the winter sale, but nothing in Oct-Nov.
I’m going to have to pay $150 and send it in to be fixed. :(
So, is this still a scam if everyone gets refunded?
I tried that and no luck. I could disassemble the entire R side to see if there’s random physical damage, but that’s a huge stretch. The case wasn’t opened before this, and the device has never been dropped or mishandled.
How do you play Hotline Miami on controller? Feels awful, IMO, or I just suck at it.
Dude doesn’t care about anything but himself. Everyone should know that already, by now, but it’s still a good reminder when he says something, anything: it’s just words and he doesn’t care about that.
These are true criticisms, but I’m not sure if they’re fair. To the best of my recollection, Steam had none of those things in 2008, either, about the time they were the age of the EGS, now.
You could say they should (be able to) compete on the merits alone, without free games or paid exclusivity, but that argument wouldn’t reflect reality: you need a hefty carrot to lure people away from their comfort zone.
Dave the Diver has lost me at about 8-10 hours. I detest doing chores for underwater people.
The game is entirely too wide and too shallow: it has too much in it but very little depth. Kind of ironic.
Yeah, I’m not defending any cheese choice; everyone can do themselves. I was just remarking that food appearance heavily influences sales, and everyone is susceptible to that bias.
Nice recommendation. Purchased!
But almost no one would buy it if it looked all clumped up like that in the package in the store.
Curious which orientation you used. Do the fans pull air on to the card, or push it off the card?