Definitely old but some are still useful

Very bad idea and I don’t understand why it is becoming the norm. Let’s say you want to play again Diablo 4 in a few years (probably because you will be taking care of your kid) but all the player base has disappeared. If Blizzard cuts the servers to save some money, you will not be able to play the game on an official instance, even if it is only single player. Let’s say the servers won’t shut down down, another issue remains. Users who want to play in public areas or when travelling won’t be able to launch the game (rip steam deck users).

So many good games for low price, I do really love GOG. Thank for the share OP

I use Startpage, a privacy focused search engine which uses Google powerful search engine but without sending the actual data to them. The result are pretty good. You can change both the language and region in the settings. Bad part of Startpage is it is a for profit company (some advertising will be displayed using past search history only)

I like OST that goes hard (bass heavy) and I didn’t see any here. My personal favorites are:

• Hotline Miami (1 & 2)
• Furi
• Katana Zero
• My Friend Pedro
• Haven

I have probably forgotten some games and I will be happy to discover others as it is quite niche.

Absolutely not, I deleted all contents from this trash company and don’t want to be part of it anymore

I liked Cyberpunk when it launched (despite the false promises from Projekt Red), but THIS is very promising. I will surely replay the game

People still preorder games at full price even after all the controversies… Ngl the game looks sexy and may be a big hit but the price is a big no

What a dirty move, fuck u/spez, i will not download your shitty client

It was just an announcement. It is quite normal for huge AAA games to take more than 5 years to develop. Bethesda was and probably is not in full time production for TES 6. But sure time flies very fast and feel old now…

Those hints to success “difficult parts”. Some games think their players are braindead. If you have some trouble or spend a bit too much time doing a quest or killing a boss, NPCs or game interface constantly yells at us hints to skip those “difficult” parts. Games are more and more aimed for dumb casuals. I’d rather have the satisfaction completing a challenge by myself. Lets not forgot that today’s games are increasingly easier and shorter (and pricier) than before…

Switch from Windows to Fedora as my daily driver and for some gaming. Works flawlessly and I love every parts of it. Linux has such cool distros and communities