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At the moment, Infinite is flawed under Proton.

It's just the optimisation. I have 2018 hardware and yet we're looking at 40 frames, and locking it to 30 doesn't seem to help the smoothness all too much. With GE and some elbow grease, I'm sure I can get it to purr but man. Having it open in one click and allowing me to sign in without hassle is massive for a Microsoft game under Linux.

I'm delighted, but I would LOVE to see this work just as well as it does under Windows.

Edit: Proton GE 8.1 plus a few recommended launch options DOES have this working a lot nicer, but I'm still working out whether I've hit a hardware limitation or not.

They REALLY need to fix the menu crashing - I thought it was just Linux, but I remembered how much it did it on Windows.

Kids these days will never know the subtle joy of lifting ♥♥♥♥ with a cool gun.

Felt really strong about CotL since getting it. The game is short, as you can maybe finish the game in 8 hours. That's also why I love it. I ended up playing it twice just to improve on my first playthrough. I do think it's worth considering as it's going to be getting several updates throughout the year.

However there are some bugs. I did soft lock once which I was simply able to warp out of the dungeon with Omnipresence, and other than a couple of crashes caused by my computer, it runs really solid on Proton. No configuration needed afaik.

Hypnospace may seem like a decent game for those who're really into investigating the depths of something large and enigmatic. I found it relaxing to sit at my computer, in the dark, and narrow my field of view so it gave me a bit more immersion to play with. Despite native Linux support, the system requirements are deceptively high. I'm not sure where the bottleneck is, but my laptop was really trudging along after a while of playing. Probably graphics.

No FLAC tags?
I mean, you could probably just import them from the MP3 files, but...? Kind of a weird li'l oversight IMO.

Massive disrespect to the developer.

Kept me for hours, and despite questionable balance and monetization, it's a solid multiplayer *simulator*.
Spent to date: $0

Work for Space Amazon as even in the after life, you're still on company time.

I'm sure one day we'll be at a point where people will wonder why Tower Unite is popular, because it does a great job of separating itself from the source material (ha).

That is, Unreal Engine 4 was a pretty smart choice despite people's misconceptions of it and the company that owns it, but that's because what PixelTail pushes to the public builds are polished even if they aren't complete. Granted, it's not often we get games like this. It's kind of hard to capitalize on a genre like this when there's so much work that goes into it.

If you want my opinion though, TU's a treat even in its current state, and we could always use more players. I waited until Accelerate was out before I wanted to publish a review. And I'm impressed. I'm glad that it's as good as it is. The updates are often enough that you'll probably be coming back to check things out. There's no incentives to keep playing, but I don't think there should be. At least, not constantly. There are achievements you can get, big prizes is fine too and, that's sufficient for now. You won't find it hard to detach yourself from it.

But honestly, buy Tower Unite if you haven't. It's chill and I love the direction it's headed in. Cheers.