Double Fine on Bluesky: “😅”

https://bsky.app/profile/doublefine.com/post/3moet26oza22o

Really pretty game. Some of the gameplay got a bit repetitive for me and I got my butt whooped by the final boss.

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If you were willing to play the game, Spirit was an effective way to fly cheap. I have a backpack that’s the maximum size permitted for “personal item”, never carried luggage to check in and brought my own snacks and drinks.

The leg space was atrocious but I’d get their emails to bid on exit row seats, bid the lowest amount ($5-$15) and often win.

I had enough points for a free one-way flight, but alas.

$70-80 felt reasonable. $100 is a steep ask.

https://youtu.be/tek0YZE8Gos this video but dress them up in wolf clothing

Any game that innovates with gameplay/art style is an instant buy for me. Unfortunately I won’t be able to play it immediately as I’m a bit busy but I hope to give it a try soon.

I don’t think that has ever been a purchasing factor for me.

I’d rather see them do a Humble Choice like subscription where the player gets to keep the games.

!potatoism@lemmy.world

It’s a utility under PowerToys called Find My Mouse.

You can set it to either double pressing the left or right Control key, shake the cursor or a custom shortcut.

Aside from the fight they put up against the App Store and Play Store duopoly and granting fans permission to distribute a Unreal Tournament 2004 launcher, Epic has taken the “PR disaster” route at every step of the way.

Competition is good and I appreciate having the Epic Games Store and their freebies, but after ~8 years it’s still barebones. Only recently did they get around to implementing gifting games.

They could have earned so much community goodwill with making an official launcher for Linux and providing better Easy Anti Cheat support. Could’ve easily taken out a chunk of Steam’s playerbase on Valve’s home turf, the Steam Deck.

I try to comment on your posts that have games I’ve heard of or played. Just wanted to let you know that your posts are greatly appreciated!

Didn’t spend a lot of time there but my experience was similar. Didn’t notice any spam, but activity was sparse.

Bought a new TV and this is precisely the reason why it will never be connected to the Internet. I miss out on the built-in AirPlay which is annoying but I’ll live.

Finally.

It’s something I’ve wanted since the Xbox One X was announced 8 years ago.

There’s no reason for these powerful machines to be single purpose devices anymore.

My only concern is that this might be coming in too late. I don’t know if this is enough to save the Xbox brand.

I have a soft spot for gen 3 Pokemon games as the GBA SP was my first handheld. Didn’t find Pokemon all that appealing in subsequent generations.

Job Simulator? It’s VR only though.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/448280/Job_Simulator/

Unfortunately the game got hammered with negative reviews at release on Steam because the Friend’s Pass was missing. It was at ~45% positive reviews when I checked a few hours ago. Now that the pass is live, it has recovered to ~71%.

Personal thoughts: Played the demo yesterday. Controlling the character was a bit clunky but it felt like a great spiritual successor to Little Nightmares 1/2. I’ll probably wait until all the DLCs are out before getting it.

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