Yep, I’m still reusing a lot of components from my last build. Some people automatically assume building a PC means you need to buy brand new everything, but if you were smart about it you could get it down to the same price as a brand new console.

I see your point, however I bought a $150 GPU in spring 2020 that is still serving me fine today to play games at 1080P. At least until the tariffs it was still pretty doable if you didn’t go for top of the line brand new equipment.

This is a great little game and the first Metroidvania that I played to completion.

Reset, a puzzle sci-fi game some little Finnish studio was working on.

A little over $1000 in the past 16ish years. I assume it’s not counting a Steam Deck in there.

It may be legal, but it certainly ain’t ethical.

Over my dead body.

I love how he looks like a cult leader in almost every picture.

Yeah I am a huge Framework fan (have one of their laptops and love it) but I at first had a hard time figuring out who this was for. Some other people in this thread have had some good comments about it, but for me personally this is completely useless.

They look so cheap.

Based on my experience with Steam community forums:

and nothing of value was lost.

The original creators are working on a sequel! ‘Children of Infinity’

Stellaris for me…

Yeah I keep falling off Elite Dangerous, despite loving it. I’m been playing Caves of Qud and ToTK and loving them.

You’re not wrong, but at least I get to experience games with him, so that’s fun most of the time.

“People in their 40s… even if you have kids, you have more disposable income than you did in your 20s, but you have less time. So you might still want to play games, but I feel repressed by games that want me to play every week.”

Oof I feel that.

They came through and sent me the game like they said!

I am super intrigued by this, might pick it up next time it goes on a big sale.

Anyone try playing it on the Deck?

That looks incredible! The second one was good but I think I still like the first one better. I would love to dive back in.

So they’re admitting that their companies are just as bad? Interesting.