ItsMeAlex

If you're talking about the Deck the only thing that comes into mind is that I capped the FPS @ 30 through Steam and used GE Proton 10-4, I don't recall anything else specific, but I can download it again on the Deck if you want me to :)

I tried (and loved)

• Jump Ship that also ran greatly on the Deck. It's a game that mix mechanics from Sea of Thieves and Void Crew, great if you loved them. Can't get enough of a good space coop game :)
• Herdling same as above. This indie game is about guiding a group of creatures up a mountain.

and today I'll also try Quantum Witch, a narrative adventure in pixel art

Thank you for the clarification! Then I correct myself, "it's a cool free project backed by a single dev" :)

Uhm maybe my memory was at fault here about being OSS, better asking directly @kaiserkiwi@corteximplant.com

It's a cool open source project by a single dev, present on Mastodon and very receptive about feedbacks :)

I use Questlog and playlists to actually see what I've started/completed/paused/dropped and in which year happened

Definitely gonna try this and will regret it so much. I'm still recovering from CopyCat 😭

"AAAA" is the sound that comes out after paying 80 bucks for a game and seeing the sorry state is in 😂

I agree completely. Many indies give a run to AAA games, even AAAA games too (I'm looking at you Ubisoft and your shart of a game Skull and Bones)

Definitely gonna look into The precinct.

If a game is going to give me some Ultima Online vibes with an isometric visual, that game should be played.

Thank you :)

Late to the party, but I recently closed a (re-)playthrough of Mass Effect I Legendary Edition.

I'm now moving onto Dishonored, a saga that I completely ignored being massively bad at stealth games, plus a bit of Spacebourne 2 here and there

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