We’d get a pretty good game format OS—if the players could agree to come together—and then licence that out. Just like we do with Blu-ray, just like we do with the compact disk—and let people compete on content.

I know this is the most Lemmy comment it’s possible to make, but oh, if only there were an OS that already exists that you could run games on and that didn’t even need licencing out!

Repentance+ is still in beta for now

Good luck, interested to hear if it works!

I’ve played other Bridge Constrictor games on PC and they’ve generally been pretty good puzzles

Ah good point, I haven’t tried installing any of these Microsoft games recently but from a quick search it might not be simple

ProtonDB says it runs fine

I’d love this comment to be a sticky post on every new thing announcement. Trouble with us humans is we like to really get into a thing that’s completely out of our control, and then we get very upset when it goes in a direction we don’t like. Being able to take a step back and say “ah well, guess that’s not for me anymore” is much better for your own mental health than getting angry at consumerism.

I think putting something like (Dunky) in the title would probably have helped

Ah hell city-builder/management game x evil god game hybrid, my favourite genre of game

I know as much as you do

I think you can just buy a pack of stickers for your preferred layout for a fiver if you want the low-tech solution!

I actually played this last time they gave it away for free, quite a fun simple little RPG with couch co-op

If it didn’t say it at the start I think I’d still have recognised this as an Edmund McMillan game pretty soon

Apologies if I’m coming off too grumpy, I’ve just seen a hundred similar comments over the last 24 hours from people outraged that a company known for unfriendly practices in an industry full of other companies known for unfriendly business practices have continued doing the same unfriendly business practices that are already happening everywhere.

Fair point, but I still can’t imagine they’ll be double that price for long. The only GBP price I’ve seen for a Switch 2 game is the MKW bundle which is only £30 more than the console on its own.

Same as the current Switch online, Microsoft’s game pass, and whatever Sony offers then?

Aren’t consoles and their new game always ridiculously expensive on launch? I know Nintendo stuff often doesn’t drop in price that much but I’d be surprised if they stay this expensive for long. Plenty of other games to play in the meantime!

Thanks for sharing, but @mox@lemmy.sdf.org beat you to it!

Not sure if I like the 3D look, definitely keen to see more though