limeaide @ limeaide @lemmy.ml

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It wasn't bad on a handheld if I'm being honest. My standards might be a little lower just because of how used to playing on a small screen now

I've been reading about this game and I'm surprised how divisive the death scenes were! I understand tho, they were pretty brutal

I still think it's worth another try though!

I think I'm going to do the opposite of you haha. I'm thinking about playing all of the Tomb Raider games before I get to Uncharted

How was the performance of Uncharted on the Steam Deck?

Lol that's so cool

They definitely weren't a highlight, but they weren't common enough to be annoying to me tbh.

But yeah I can see it being annoying to some people

I want one too but I'm scared I won't use it. I'm holding off until I meet someone with one and see it in person

I got that lesson with call of duty ghost and assassin's creed 3 back in 2013. I was extremely hyped for the games and they both ended up sucking.

After that I will just buy a game after it's been out for a couple months

Some things are just appealing bc of how familiar they are. I enjoy the Polar Express movie, but it's not my favorite, yet I've watched it more than any other movie lol

I'm kinda the same way with American Truck Simulator. Its a great background game so I play it once every two weeks at least

Yeah I prefer to play more demanding games on my PC and up the graphics

Thank you

I know this thread is already a little old, but here is the list of my favorite apps from F-Droid/Izzy. I use a lot of these almost daily and just thought I would share these in case someone might find a new app they find useful

• Eternity (Infinity for Lemmy)
• Buckwheat (Budgeting)
• Aegis (Authentication)
• Lawnchair (Pixel-like launcher)
• Quillnotes (Markdown notes app)
• Forkyz (Crosswords)
• Geometric Weather
• Imagepipe (Removes exif data and reduces pics)
• AntennaPod (Podcast app)
• Olauncher (Beautiful and minimal text based launcher)

Droid-ify just a client for f-droid, no?

You just opened up a rabbit hole for me lol. I didn't know there were so many full scale games on mobile. I had seen a couple before, but I didn't know how deep they went. How are the controls on Baldur's Gate I and II?

I'm barely getting through the forest with a friend and we're looking to buy son's of the forest probably next steam sale if we like the story of this one

Yeah that's kinda what kept me from modding skyrim.

I looked into it, but i would mostly find videos with titles like, "MOST BEAUTIFUL IMMERSIVE 400 MOD LIST" and i would try it but by the time i was in mod like 50 i couldn't even launch the game anymore and i was too lazy to troubleshoot that much lol

I agree to an extent. However, they've also been known for releasing buggy ass games before it was popular to do so lol. They've also been known for not fixing those problems and just moving on to the next product. Even if the next product is the same game just being resold

That is also a big part of their history

At least for me, things like these are so impressive because of how far iGPUs have come in recent years

It's amazing to me how you no longer need a full scale GPU for modern gaming. Making gaming cheaper, power efficient, and accessible for more people than ever. I'm excited for where the future of gaming is headed.

Btw I don't give all the credit to Valve because it is something that companies like intel, amd, GPD, minisforum and others have been doing for years. The Steam Deck has just been the most popular one so far

San Andreas was so ahead of it's time. I think it's one of the few open world games that managed to do it right

American Truck Simulator for me