I had to play Wolfenstein 3D with the little wafer speaker on the motherboard.

I was browsing the list of games last night. There are so many that you can just scroll for hours.

Would some sort of class action lawsuit be a feasible response?

If you can figure out what “disco golfing” is and make it happen, I’m sure someone out there will thank you.

I use vscode for project work. I use notepad++ for general notes and all other ad-hoc editing. I feel like my workspace would be too cluttered otherwise.

Yes. It seemed pretty standard at first, but I ended up enjoying it quite a bit.

This reminds me of 8Doors: Arum’s Afterlife. I’ll definitely want to check this out.

I feel like people must be tired of me recommending the same few games (you know, if anyone cared enough to read all my comments), but I’m the type of guy who is pretty much only interested in finding the more hidden gems, and I generally ignore the stuff that keeps showing up on the front page of Steam.

• The Upturned - A cartoony horror-comedy game with a great sense of humor.
• Withering Rooms - The story is interesting and the atmosphere is great.
• Your Spider - This one is possibly my favorite indie horror game.
• Exanima - Read about the features. This one is more impressive than the screenshots make it look (at least for me).
• Lunacid - I love the visual style and atmosphere of this. I also enjoyed Lost in Vivo by the same developer.
• Praey for the Gods - This one is for anyone who’s looking for more games like Shadow of the Collossus.
• 8Doors: Arum’s Afterlife - This is a decent metroidvania with a charming story. If you enjoyed Hollow Knight, then you may also enjoy this.

Unexpected Keyboard (on F-Droid) has a ctrl button, so you can easily undo/redo with ctrl+z/ctrl+y.

You might like Inmost.

There’s a lot of people who seem to expect games to keep getting updated. Growing up, if I bought a game (with my mom’s money of course), that game was complete, for better or worse.

Now kids seem get upset because I don’t want to add new characters to a shitty little game I released 5 years ago.

I’ll second this. I finished playing it the other week.

It’s a singleplayer game, but seems like it would be fun for two people to discuss all the clues together.

I wish !snakeswithhats@lemmy.world was more active.

Perhaps a good story for !maliciouscompliance?

I have only the vaguest memory of something on what I think was the Atari, but I’m not even sure if we ever actually owned that console. I think the first game I actually remember playing was Super Mario Bros, on the cartridge that also had Duck Hunt.

I’ve mentioned these before and I’ll do it again:

• Exanima - Read about the features. This one is more impressive than the screenshots make it look (at least for me).
• Lunacid - I love the visual style and atmosphere of this. I also enjoyed Lost in Vivo by the same developer.
• Praey for the Gods - This one is for anyone who’s looking for more games like Shadow of the Collossus.
• The Upturned - A cartoony horror-comedy game with a great sense of humor.
• Withering Rooms - The story is interesting and the atmosphere is great.
• Your Spider - This one is possibly my favorite indie horror game.

Yeah that 4th movie sucked so bad it somehow ruined the original trilogy for me.

I haven’t bought a Ubisoft game since Farcry 3 when a friend invited me to join an online game (which is something I very rarely had the opportunity to do) but the game wouldn’t let me play because I didn’t have that subcription thing they had. I tried using the free signup code that came with the game, but my brother already used it. So yeah, I have a personal grudge against that shitty company.

Also, I hate what they did to the Rainbow Six franchise. The original games (by Red Storm, I think?) are what those games should’ve been.

Might be doable with Android, but I think Apple still doesn’t allow installing apps outside of their own store.

I think I beat it once, but only after a shitload of save scumming.