There is a lot to like with this thing but sadly the price isn’t one :(

They’d probably be better off just licensing stuff to Evercade instead of doing something themselves.

There is no need to be so strict so just mix it up and do it all.

In general, pre order hardware and not software, but if you’re excited for the game though then go for it :)

Shattered Pixel Dungeon looks like a fun one.

I’ve never been interested in playing games on my phone but over the last 2 months I’ve actually been playing more and more. Mostly PSP emulation but also some Balatro and Don’t Starve.

Honestly the thing I like about the Epic launcher is how basic it is. Making it faster is great but user profiles and personal recommendations I couldn’t care less about.

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If I’m working then normally I use the smart playlists to mix it up a little.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park on the Playstation was bad and also quite difficult but I loved it.

I remember it had a 4 player co-op demo that was a lot of fun. Never bought it though :\

I use it but honestly it’s very overrated.

On one hand it’s useful for clans/communities (especially if you have community game servers) but at a certain point all meaningful discussion goes right out the window when there are too many people in one place. It works best with a small group of friends as a kind of meeting place.

Jedi Fallen Order is one of the very few games I’ve actually completed. It does get a little tedious at times but overall it’s a good game.

It’s nice to see Cairn on the list.

I recently played through the Fable remake (and Fable 2) and there is zero comparison to this new one. Bland and generic just like you say with nothing “Fable” about it :( So disappointing.

Epic Games is better than No Game. I’m looking forward to seeing how this one turns out.

It’s all to common nowadays that PC gaming for a lot of people (and especially people new to the platform) is essentially “Steam” gaming…

Asked about this rule, Newell repeatedly denied it exists, even when shown internal communications seemingly showing Valve employees enforcing it: “Valve does not have a policy or practice of dictating prices to third-party software developers on other platforms.” When asked how Valve would react if it ever happened, Newell initially said he was confused by the question and then added, “Many of our partners and many of our customers are quite happy with the service that we’re providing.”

It would be interesting to see what happens if some of the larger publishers did this.

The trailer from a few months ago made it look the the most boring and generic game and barely Fable like.

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I’ve been playing some Neo Geo recently too :D

I’m interested in First Light but not enough to buy it yet.

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