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Pretty good game, played through once in 40 hours. The final fight was a ♥♥♥♥♥.

Basically a flash rpg, with pretty graphics and cats. But the dev has been developing the recipe for the thing for a while and it is pretty deep and big. The game does not tell you enough about stuff like what kind of skills certain item abilities work with, so you want to consult a wiki.

On Linux Mint it crashes Cinnamon and doesn't work.

Fun and hard.

I did encounter a couple of bugs, though.

1. Accidentally changed my keybindings. Then tried to fix and it didn't quite work too well. Like warp was still on spacebar, but didn't work, so had to change it to... space? So dev needs to test and fix changing of keys better.

2. Hovering a button on some option menu gave tooltip that was clearly not intended...

Absolutely the best card game I've ever tried, and I've been making a good one myself a while back.

With 20$ you can play as much draft as you want, no other payments required. You might want to buy boosters or singles for constructed, though, but they look amazingly cheap too. I put extra 10€ this far. I'm going to play constructed for meme decks and weird stuff, and draft seriously.

Just released, I've been playing all night. Bot games, a few casual drafts and a few constructeds with a friend. It has been so fun it's amazing.

Great roguelike. Plenty of classes, races and talents. Classes are actually completely different and they use completely different resources, like while archmage uses mana, chronomancers gain paradox when they cast and the higher it is, the more probable it is to fail.

I still suck at it, but there are easier modes and difficulties too.

I've used Unity before, both on Windows and Linux and while it is great in lot of ways, I just love Godot more. While I need Unity for making games for others, I'm using Godot for all my personal projects now.

Godot is so lightweight and Linux is a first class citizen for them. It is just a pleasure to use.

The engine is just gaining popularity, so there are not tons of tutorials around yet and it just got a big update so old ones might not work anymore. I'm personally making a game with networking, and while the it has high level networking things, so I don't have to mess with tcp and udp and stuff, I'd have liked it if my hand was held a bit more in the beginning. :p

It's open source, which is always great. I've myself participated a bit in the documentation process.

Godot has great documentation since the 3.0 version and there is a very active discord for it. 5/5 would recommend. I prefer to use the engine from outside Steam, though.

Can't recommend for Linux players. Unless you like playing alone. No Linux/Windows cross-platform support. Otherwise ok.

Absolutely great game. Bought at Feb 2017 humble monthly for 12$. Now I can afford to get some DLC too. :p

Yes, there DLC worth of a lot. I'm buying them based on what I play. Just bought the empire and vampire count additions thingy and it made playing vampire counts way more fun. I guess I have to buy the other one too because I want to try dwarfs next with the extras.

The map feels kinda huge. The battles feel a bit slow, but you can speed them up and pause them as you need.

Played the pen&paper rpg and with figurines. This was a must get with the price I got it and I'm not disappointed. Well, I definitely would not have bought it if it did not work on Linux! I don't think the Linux version is running very efficiently, and there might be a memory leak or something, but it is very playable for me.

Waiting for Skaven...

Very very very good Diablolike ARPG, definitely my favorite now. I haven't played very long, but it feels awesome.

-Fighting needs some skill instead of just button smashing. You need to dodge and time attacks and stuff.
-No skillpoints and attribute points, it's all equipment. You get more eq slots and such through levels though, so you get more powerful through levels.
-Items feel very powerful, because your power comes from the items. You get different skills based on what weapons you use.
-Works on Linux <3

On Linux I get black ground tiles. :(