On launch it was surprisingly playable on Stadia. My first playthrough was entirely on Stadia.

Legend of Zelda: The Windwaker. Those graphics were slammed at the time for being cartoony, but they hold up even now. Meanwhile, games that were going for realism at the time look like ass in comparison to modern realistic graphics. And today’s will suck compared to next year’s and so on.

Last release 10 years ago, is the autobuild much further ahead in development? Last time I tried openomf it was super janky, ended up reverting to dosbox and the original game.

Basically, yeah. Features don’t come out often but you still get security updates on the regular which is what’s important. Things don’t change which means things don’t typically break.

Hopefully this nonsense doesn’t affect the LTSC version. Using that has been a breath of fresh air - still Windows, less crap. Not even the store is installed by default.

It didn’t before?

Perhaps Albion Online for a similar kind of game?

Super Mario Bros 2 did the one you’re talking about. I think Mario 64 onwards as well. However, the one OP is talking about is common in Half-Life.

Turns out people don’t wanna pay console/PC prices to play games on their mobile devices. Who knew.

It looks like an open source Cube World, basically.

Full.