Old Androids Never Die, They Just Have A Few Screws Loose
More cheap Proton goodness! First is Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners. It runs, but the game crashed out once, so it's not quite perfect. And then we have Mind/0, a good game but unfortunately also an obvious Persona knockoff. Runs well under Proton, but the keyboard bindings are screwy. (Z and X are the buttons […]
"Butbutbut, it's for business and servers, not games!!!!!" Said the Windows fanboy, missing the point. Source: Windows 10 Versus Linux: 6 Steam Games Benchmarked On Intel's Hades Canyon NUC
And found out that the Moon Cell is Linux-compatible! :D Which is to say, Fate/Extella LINK runs great on Proton, just like it's predecessor. The Extella games are Dynasty Warriors-style hack and slash battles, featuring the Servants from the Fate series of anime/manga from Type Moon. Â
The title screen doesn't work, but the game itself runs just fine!
It feels good every time the project that I'm working on for work gets mentioned as a primary part of Ubuntu and something that's helping keep us in business. I just wish that the reason that I jumped this direction hadn't been a figment of my imagination. 2 out of 3 ain't bad, I guess?
A cute little point-and-click game with fun art and a nice soundtrack.
Well, looks like the cleansing has begun - need to get rid of any evidence of wrongdoing, just in case someone bothers to read comments and sees anything negative about the game. >_>
When I read a game reviewer savaging a game for no real discernible reason, the first thing I do is try to find out where they stood on Demons' Souls. If they liked it, their opinion is trash and they can be ignored.
Another Square Enix game that runs great on Proton. It feels a bit like Portal. Oddly, it reported an error when installing UE4, but still worked.