3 points ·
Itch.io is supposedly going to be added as well. Which would be great, their launcher also sucks.
Joined
3 points ·
Itch.io is supposedly going to be added as well. Which would be great, their launcher also sucks.
1 points ·
For some reason Stardew was exactly where my mind went as well
37 points ·
What? He guesses at the price, and if he’s wrong then he’ll eat a cake? Reward himself for being wrong? Is that it?
6 points ·
Before I got my steam deck, I was playing on a 2400g htpc. I’m sure this will be fine.
4 points ·
Click on the game in your library. On the game page click the three dots menu in the top right. Click Browse Files.
4 points ·
I really liked mini galaxy, but I haven’t used it in a few years.
Heroic is a great launcher, but better for desktop. The simplicity and strictly GOG-ness of this would suit my steam deck better than heroic.
An annoyance I did have was that it always tried to download a Linux version of the game if gog had one available. Can you choose now whether it grabs the Win or Linux version of the game?
16 points ·
https://flathub.org/apps/org.kde.knights
https://flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.Chess
Edit - those aren’t a 3D board, but regular chess. Check this one:
https://flathub.org/apps/net.tabletopclub.TabletopClub
3 points ·
Brotato was the only game I played this week.
Do you play devilution x with trackpad mouse?
2 points ·
Only that it’s such a mouse/cursor driven and fast paced game, it can be a bit too fiddly with touchpads. There’s some good custom control schemes people have made to make it comfortable to play but you do really feel the difference from playing on desktop.
3 points ·
I got back into Terraria after a 5 year break, and been playing it anytime my kids are busy with something
7 points ·
This is the way. For every steam game I don’t have on gog, I have a repack on my backup NAS.
1 points ·
Good to know. I just bought it on gog’s sale.
2 points ·
I didn’t give it a good chance before because it was getting multiple 99gb updates. It was pretty fun though and it would be well past that stage now.
1 points ·
Sounds good. I got that series a few years ago and have never played it yet.
2 points ·
I see you’re part of the retrodeck team too, great job to you all by the way. I actively started avoiding retroarch a few years ago, and also was an early adopter of ES-DE frontend for using standalone emulators.
I love the implementation here. I’m kind of bitter at retroarch project for personal reasons going back a way, but I use it here because your team has made it shine and would be a shame to miss out on what you’ve done. It’s excellent.
3 points ·
Yeah, the save states were there. The emulator sav were there. I normally don’t use states at all. But this was like they were fixed, they loaded a certain point and like saving wouldn’t override them. The save state function was missing completely, just gone.
I’m not new to this. Emulating since 1996, and using Retroarch since 2011 or something. I trawled through the github tracker and I couldn’t work it out.
After a couple days I gave up and removed both flatpak and my emulation and rom directory. Reinstalled, copied all my roms back across and started over. Everything is working. In game save is fine, doing save states as backup.
I’m completely stumped what that update did to it, obviously didn’t happen to anyone else.
7 points ·
Last time retrodeck updated, all the emulators stopped saving, and the option to ‘save state’ disappeared.
I had to reset the whole thing, and then play my daughters Pokémon game from the start, catching and leveling up all the same Pokemon until they were the right level at the third gym battle.
I’ve been dreading this day.
3 points ·
This is true. I recently got cassette beasts after wishlisting it on release. After about 20 minutes I looked at my battery and it had dragged down by about 25%.
What a battery hog that one is.
15 points ·
If you’ve been reading tech articles long enough, you know when wccftech appears; don’t trust a single word.