Sounds like you are projecting.
You either are developing depression or if it’s an actual desire, you should think about moving to a more rural area and start your own business.
The parts of the world that are like you described are the big cities and big companies. There’s still a lot to love about the world and the humans that live in it.

Absolutely. Every game with exploration must make movement enjoyable, or I won’t play it, because in those games a considerable portion of the play time you’re just moving around, if that aspect is not fun then the game is proportionately less fun for me.
I am absolutely interested in this one. Reminds me a bit of Mark of the Ninja in some of the movements.

bobeff/open-source-engines: A list of open source game engines. https://github.com/bobeff/open-source-engines

I have one of those controllers that dock to the phone. Mine is more portable than a normal gamepad.
Also, if you have a phone with video out, you essentially have a portable steam machine.
Compatibility is in early stages but some games run exceptionally well.
I don’t have Slay the Spire, so I couldn’t tell. You might want to check their Discord to know more.

This is great. Big titles acknowledging and directly supporting the platform. I hope EA’s newly hired anticheat guy delivers Linux compatibility soon enough for the next FC. My kids want to play it and I won’t be buingy a Playstation for as long as I can hold it. Fortnite will still be an issue however. And cloud gaming has these queues, unacceptable.
Edit: To the people down voting, please read the article before down voting.

The day we get RomM integration in RetroDeck is the day I’ll start implementing RetroDeck in all my devices.
I don’t want to micro-manage my stuff. Steam solves gaming, Jellyfin solves video & audio, retro-gaming is the one thing I can’t solve yet with any FOSS solution that’s compatible with all my devices.
I need something like Jellyfin but for retro-gaming:


People on the internet discriminating around the most irrelevant details.
You know what grinds my gears? Tooling doesn’t help. In communities like reddit or lemmy, downvotes mean your content will be more hidden. When a dumb-wagon is formed the good content goes to hell. And people use the downvote as a disagree button. It’s annoying.