Indiana Jones and the great circle.
Graphically it’s mildly disappointing. For example the Sistine Chapel looks really bad in game and it takes long for the textures to pop in.
It’s quite playable though, the framerate is decent and in most areas the delayed textures are not an issue.
It is quite a buggy game though, it has that typical Bethesda jank to it.
The game itself is a lot like the classic movies. They really nailed that part and that is well made.
I picked up Control - Ultimate Edition a few months ago and beat it.
After playing God of War (2018), some of Hogwarts Legacy, and way too much Destiny and Destiny 2, I am very much tired of the:
“Upgraded gear makes you stronger and there are multiple rarity tiers of gear” mechanic.
I’m debating between playing Mass Effect Legendary (played the Original many times) or starting up FFVII Remake again — I’m about 7 hours into that one.
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Factorio. And it will always be factorio
GTA IV. Been craving a replay of this, and need a hit of GTA before the next big installment.
Grim Dawn, Nimrods and God of War
In the middle of another New Vegas playthrough.
Vampire Crawlers. Just finished all the dairy plant levels.
Just finished RDR on my modded xbox360 and about to start RDR2 on my Bazzite machine.
Finally found some time to play and sat down to play Replaced. Loving it so far.
Been playing Caves of Qud recently. Hadn’t played it since I hit the current endpoint in early access (IIRC it ended after Bethesda Susa) so I am catching up to the current version. Just looking for a god damn zetachrome weapon for my golem to climb the spindle. Fucking things never drop 😩
Also playing a super simple build that is strong AF. The only things that really can kill me are cheribum and chrome pyramids. Or evil clones of myself.
I started playing Sid Meier’s Pirates but got frustrated that no one has labelled the buttons in the control schemes. I’ll do it myself once I’ve fetched a keyboard.
I’ve also been playing Raccoin which is relatively fun.
Factorio in docked mode on the tv. I can’t believe how well it runs. Looks just fine in 1080 or whatever on my 4k
Valheim has been my go to for awhile now. And when I’m struggling there, I boot up Ghost of Tsushima
Skate 3 Recomp, Windows version via Proton using Faugus. Freaking amazing.
Man the community with the recent recompilations of old classics to play them natively and enhance them is crazy. I have to get into this too (but different games). I would have thought with the recompilation of a game on Windows, a native Linux version should be possible too.
There’s already a Linux build, but it crashes more oftenly. I want to try the Daytona Recomp.
Ah, I see. Sounds like a similar issue with native Steam games, where the Proton / Windows version works better.
