Yes, it should work just fine. Use something like Lutris or Heroic Game Launcher.
I was in both communities at the time... Only the OGs will remember when the only thing we had to go off of Elden Ring was a random rumor that called it Great Rune.
It looks fantastic, I'm glad they took their time with it and didn't cave to release it early.
Bloomberg also did an interview with the team which is a good read.
We made it. We freakin' made it. I hope it's a shadowdrop because I don't wanna wait much longer.
It lets you scale SVGs in real-time with really good results, so yeah microscope-level zooming on SVGs look fantastic. I haven't tested performance yet but it seems totally fine on smaller games and GUI apps.
Unfortunately it works for everything EXCEPT tilemaps. There's a PR that fixes it but it's slated for after 4.5 (so likely 4.5.1)
That said, once that gets fixed I'll try to do a fully SVG game. See the video in the PR for how it looks.
Some of my favorites:
- Bloons TD 6 (paid)
- Levelhead (paid)
- Fancy Pants Adventures
- EDGE Extended (paid)
- Mindustry
- Data Wing
- Streets of Rage 4 (paid)
- Epic Battle Fantasy 5
I had a bigger list around somewhere but I can't find it... These games are all pretty darn good though.
This has huge potential and I already love the UI they have, but it's still in very early alpha if anybody is wondering. There aren't any transitions or animations or anything yet, and the export button just rick rolls you (yes, really).
Agreed. I'm starting Dawn of Sorrow now and man, that game suffers from the most generic early-mid 2000's anime art style. The portraits are very uninspired, and I think Soma Cruz maybe has the most boring main character design in the franchise. He's the generic anime pretty boy with a cool coat.
The game's still very fun though, but I just can't take the character portraits seriously.
Start at Symphony of the Night then make your way up! I wouldn't recommend playing the '80s and '90s Castlevania games unless you enjoy borderline unfair arcade games.
Yup, it has a lot of great changes and fixes that I'm anticipating. Things like tilemap collision chunking, better UI scaling, proper SVG support, big 3D improvements, etc.
I know it's great that Reddit is getting less useful but it's still infuriating that I can't find any help on very specific issues where the only answer was that one deleted comment/post.
I switched to Cachy 2 months ago and I think my distro hopping days are over. It's so, so responsive and reliable. People scared me off arch-based distros for being bleeding edge but so far it's been very stable, I haven't encountered any major issues.
If you're thinking about switching, do it. Switched off from Bazzite and I'm not looking back.