Thanks for the suggestions, cbones. :) I'll try to catch up on the suggestions this weekend, now that I have a functional computer again.

7 Billion Humans and Hue are awesome. I haven't had a working home computer for some time now, but I'll try to get back to writing some recommendations when I get the replacement I ordered.

Turns out they had checked that option by mistake, so It's all good now. Thanks for highlighting this, Zyro. :)

Oh, that's actually a manual setting when you post a review. I will ask the member who posted the review if that was intentional. If it's accurate, I will personally pay the developer back and update our policy, as I think goes against the values of this group.

Ugh, that's unfortunate and completely inaccurate. :( I can't find anything related to that in the settings though.

Where does it say that? Maybe the review is flagged as paid if the game was accepted from the Curator Connect queue, though I find that odd. I think personal recommendations say that the reviewer received a review copy when that is the case, which is much more accurate.

Ok, I will do that as soon as possible. :)

To write an announcement or a recommendation? ;) I have some recommendations planned that are long overdue.

Did you have something special in mind for the 100th review and the announcement? If not, we can do two separate announcements. We've only made two or three announcements in the history of the group, so I don't think most followers would view two announcements as too much.

Another Linux user made a script which makes the game playable natively on Linux:

http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/app/255320/discussions/0/558749191480300587/?ctp=3#c1489987633997358427

The game is made with Java, which is cross-platform, but it needs a bit of work to run on Linux. I remember trying to do so myself a couple of years ago, but it was more work than I was willing to invest at the time.

Originally posted by Zyro:

Just played it and it's a perfect fit for our recommendations in my opinion:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/468050/The_Last_Time/

I actually played a demo of that from when they ran their Kickstarter campaign, and it worked well on Linux, even then. I didn't end up backing it, and I haven't checked it out since it was released, but I agree that it looks like a good fit for us.