It’s a steep learning curve but it’s really fun once you get the hang of it. I think the steam version is better in that regard. Also before the steam version the game was pretty much keyboard only.
It’s a steep learning curve but it’s really fun once you get the hang of it. I think the steam version is better in that regard. Also before the steam version the game was pretty much keyboard only.
That’s it for me, way to put it. If a creator wants (as most do) money, let me donate. Don’t shovel ads down my throat, I won’t sympathize with your situation since you’re fucking both of us over
The whole thing was so weird
The STALKER series really stuck with me for some reason.It’s probably the familiarity of the landscape/atmosphere. Post apoc eastern Europe isn’t that much different from normal eastern Europe lol
Barotrauma also stuck with me because of the atmosphere. Amazing game to play solo and feel the weight of the setting, although the bots you play with are a bit iffy and the multiplayer doesn’t carry the same feeling of dread and isolation
I had a run in with this problem, exact same situation. It’s because the disk is dynamic instead of basic. Heres a solution: https://superuser.com/questions/1489311/cannot-extend-drive-there-is-not-enough-space-available-on-the-disk-to-complete
Altough i determined the 200gigs I lost is not worth the (risk) trouble of losing everything else, so I didn’t go with that solution.
CataclysmDDA is an amazing open source roguelike. Has a bunch of tilesets if you don’t like ASCII
Battle For Wesnoth is such a nostalgia hit. Great game too.
Seems like a lot but the definition of “read” here means scrolled past. So about 10-15 minutes of scrolling and you’re out