That’s like 20 gameplay sessions for 99¢, that’s only like 5¢ per.

Hopefully this encourages developers and publishers to re-evaluate kernel level anything.

Look, it’s just that the engine they use doesn’t have Linux support… Wait no that’s not true

https://docs.unrealengine.com/4.27/en-US/SharingAndReleasing/Linux/BeginnerLinuxDeveloper/SettingUpAnUnrealWorkflow/

At least in America, you can’t inherit debt.

Lunatic Fringe, it was a screensaver so to play it you had to wait for your computer to go to sleep, and if you moved the mouse the game would end.

It’s a good Arc knockoff.

At least people are coming to defend Nintendo, a 10 trillion dollar multinational company, I would feel bad if the only people defending Nintendo were their army of famously aggressive lawyers.

Last steam patch was January 22, 2024, they have been pushing patches at least monthly, they dropped a major content patch in June 2023.

They released a patch for craftopia Monday, Jan 2024, the then 3 patches in December and at least one a month before that. I wouldn’t call it abandoned.

Which morals do you feel this game offends?

Now just add reading tweXts to the $1 a year plan, the money isn’t enough to discourage someone but the hassle of setting up the payment is.

A 30 day lifetime subscription.

If the solution for the vulnerability is to update to a newer software version isn’t it by definition not a 0-day exploit?

Are they still using the Telltale Tool?

I spend a lot of time thinking and talking about DnD, but the closest I get to playing is a Group chat where every week people post “Sorry, Can’t this week”.