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My RailDriver train game controller now works plug-and-play with TrainSimWorld 6!

Tunic is an amazing game.

The Doormaker just destroyed me.

Just had the best Act 3 run in Slay the Spire 2.

Have you ever found yourself deciding against a game you would otherwise check out because of what game engine it uses?

Tainted Grail: Fall of Avalon is amazing.

Dead Pets: A Punk Rock Slice of Life

I've been playing Slay the Spire 2 and I've been really enjoying it.

Sinon j'ai passé 8h sur Elden Ring depuis lundi soir et... Je l'ai désinstallé ce matin.

I recently finished playing The Outer Worlds 2 and it was pretty good. The big problem I have with both games is that the game mechanics feel a little shallow. Despite that I'm hoping there will be another game in the series.

Hello Linux Gaming friends :)

What are you most Excited in 2026?There's so much going on next year, What are you waiting to happen? Me personally I'm excited for some of the games we finally get to experience such as Hytale & GTA 6.

🎧👾 Groove Coaster 2 offline mod update

Anything to make gaming easier, especially non-Steam. I’ll list what I know of so far:

Awesome looking game made in @godotengine

Slay the Spire is one of those games where the more I play it, the worse I do. I did better at this game when I didn't know what I was doing then I do now after hundreds of hours in the game.

Alright, so picture this: You know how most MMOs slap "RP server" as an afterthought? Like, here's your sword, go stab dragons, oh and I guess you can emote at people sometimes.

While I don't currently play online multiplayer games, I have been following the "Stop Killing Games" campaign, and of course noticed that the main reason that publishers can render games unplayable is centralization.

Just started playing Graveyard Keeper and it's interesting but it seems really grindy. Hopefully it starts picking up a bit as I play. I'm also wondering if I should get any of the DLC now or wait a bit. The DLC is on pretty good sale right now on Steam so that might be something good to pick up.

and not the addictive mobile games an acquaintance got me back into

I tried to mod Cyberpunk 2077 and it was not a smooth experience. I first tried using Vortex in Bottles but it wouldn't run. I then tried to use ProtonUp-QT but couldn't figure out exactly what to do. I discovered that there's a new NNM AppImage that's early in development that works with Cyberpunk.

I finished my first playthrough of Cyberpunk 2077. I absolutely love the setting for the game and hopefully they'll make a sequel. Cyberpunk is going to join the very small selection of games I immediately replay. I just need to figure out how to do mods on Bazzite first.

Just finished the Run This Town quest in Cyberpunk 2077 and the VAs for Aguilar nailed it. They both have that perfect mix of smooth and threatening. I'm sad that the character is only available for that one mission. Really wish they were around more or were an option to voice V.