Haha. Geil. Kompilat. Das adoptiere ich und brings allen englischsprachigen Kollegen bei.
Biberkopf
joined 2 years ago
Ich mochte „Let’s burn that bridge when we get there“. Funktioniert auch nur auf Englisch meiner Meinung nach, wegen der Redensartvermuddelung.
Help me here. Never got it, still don’t get it. Please explain like I’m 5.
Check out https://crossplaygames.com/ - for me it’s one of those bookmarks that I get back to again and again over the years.
„Robinsons Requiem“, available on GoG.
It’s a survival horror first person rpg with a semi realistic health system. It’s creepy and hard and so goddamn good. I’m am actually surprised that it gets mentioned so rarely because I would not know of any other earlier game with those now so ubiquitous survival mechanics.
Neptunes kiss.
To get you started on your self-curated list of feeds, you could have a look at https://ooh.directory/
I think it’s neat to not only have the big and obvious sites in your feedreader that push dozens of items per day, but also some assorted small and cozy blogs that tickle your interests.
May I throw „Cassette Beasts“ in the mix? Is it premium as in the seventh installment of a series that lost its soul with the second release? As in costs 60+€ and is a collectathon with no heart? No. Not premium.
But it has
- tons of replayability. Gotta catch them all.
- an intriguing story that is surprisingly mature for a pokeyman game
- fan-tas-tic soundtrack
Also lots of stuff to find and discover. Also also does not break the bank. Also also also does not eat the SteamDecks battery for lunch, because it’s only 2D. And finally, for us old people, the combat is turn based. You will not fail because of lacking reflexes.
Hm. Installing a separate OS is not exactly painless, is it? I mean, I did the same, but just because you could use a pogo stick to get from a to b doesn’t make it a proper form of transportation.
And the whole Apple silicone story makes this point moot anyway. I am very happy that the toolkit exists. Hopefully we see a healthy and easier to use open source tool chain soon (think Lutris like tools) and more native ports down the line.
Ne. Nur blöd.
Anstatt unser Wirtschaftssystem neu zu gestalten, denken wir unironisch über gigantische „Sonnenschirme im Weltall“ nach. Der beste Trick des Turbokapitalismus ist es, Alternativen zu sich undenkbar zu machen.
Ach schön. Overton-Fenster wieder ein bissle Richtung Muskschem Techno-Messianismus geschoben. Weil wir ja so gut wissen, wie wir höchstkomplexe Systeme beeinflussen können, ohne unerwartete Konsequenzen.
Was my first thought too.
Not a shooter or a space RTS, but proper prime directive star trekking. Honestly I don’t even know what you would DO in the game. But I can imagine the UI clearly, so there is that…
Maybe somewhat like to old 90s point and click adventure games, only in 2023?!? I don’t know. I want it though.