

Holy shit, this is great! I’ve always wanted something like this!
Thank you so much, I’ll give it a try!


Holy shit, this is great! I’ve always wanted something like this!
Thank you so much, I’ll give it a try!


Absolutely. Every game with exploration must make movement enjoyable, or I won’t play it, because in those games a considerable portion of the play time you’re just moving around, if that aspect is not fun then the game is proportionately less fun for me.
I am absolutely interested in this one. Reminds me a bit of Mark of the Ninja in some of the movements.
Yeah, I meant that, sorry.


I don’t get why they need 2 senior executives and developers that charge 12,500 USD per month.
It’s strange to say the least.
This looks amazing. I hope someone makes it able to export gcode.


You might be a die hard fan. I have never finished one, I didn’t like the movement speed. But this one looks great to me. Maybe they are trying to sell it to a wider or younger audience?


bobeff/open-source-engines: A list of open source game engines. https://github.com/bobeff/open-source-engines


Yes, you can point to a game manually.


Now Nintendo can sue in space!


Kinda, if it uses an open source game engine then it’s a plus.


I have one of those controllers that dock to the phone. Mine is more portable than a normal gamepad.
Also, if you have a phone with video out, you essentially have a portable steam machine.
Compatibility is in early stages but some games run exceptionally well.
I don’t have Slay the Spire, so I couldn’t tell. You might want to check their Discord to know more.


They announced official Steam OS support, freaking amazing.


Has anyone tried ActivePieces? How does it compare?




Wait… an improvement over Lineage ? That alone makes it worth existing in the first place.
At first I thought, Graphene OS without it’s features… Why? But what you say sounds like it actually makes sense.
Is he confusing privacy for security?
Oh, that’s right. I forgot about that. True.


Lakka, Batocera ?
If it was GPL and they wanted to go closed source, they could do it since they are the authors.
The MIT is a problem when others (not the authors) go closed source.
This. They have explicitly said that they are testing AI applications throughout the company and that it is not a concerted effort. It’s a few devs wanting to try it to see if it actually adds real value or not. That’s it.