Black Mesa 1.0 is out! Steam disables CEF keyring integration, Flotilla goes open-source, and Ultima 5 Redux gets a Linux build. Then it’s full-metal SCaLE 18X recap time!
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Timestamps:
03:51 Steam kills the keyring
06:16 Proton 4.11-13
07:56 Rocket Cars D-Day
10:16 7 Days to Die Alpha 18.4
12:16 Black Mesa 1.0
14:06 Amnesia: Rebirth
16:41 Bloody Rally Show
18:56 Shameless self promotion
21:51 LGP gets archived
24:51 NFSW Launcher
27:41 Flotilla open-sourced
30:46 Ultima 5 Redux
32:36 ZGloom
34:46 Pure Ski jumping
37:28 SCALE 18x recap
01:20:28 Hate Mail
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Steam: News
- Thank babby FSM, that was annoying.
- Seriously.
- I didn’t want to have to enter any more passwords to get to steam
- Oh, good! I can actually go back to using Kwallet on this box now.
- A single reported fix.
- Owners of certain hardware rejoice
- Real bats have hooks!
- I do wonder what the use case for an older version is, when there’s no whitelisted games using this version.
- Unless there were whitelisted games with this.
Steam: Game Updates
- June 10th is the deadline for refund requests
- March 10 is death day
- So long and thanks for all the fish.
- Enjoy playing it with Proton before it goes FTP and gets a healthy dose of EAC.
- See, we still have something in perpetual Early Access.
- The changelogs to these are always fun
- Intimidation with a 44 Magnum no longer works on vending machines
- I wonder if that works in real life
- Whizzing on the electric fence won’t crash your game any longer
- I need to give it a spin and see if they have made any progress on the Vulkan render.
- Mostly focused on sorting out NPC behaviour.
- Also you can now manually save to your heart’s content
- No more autosaving in bs situations in the Office Complex.
Steam: New games
- Due to release in autumn 2020.
- Decided lack of pork.
- The developer, Tomas, said in his email when he sent us keys that he did his best to give Linux “first class support from day one”.
- It’s apparently potato friendly
- And it gets the Empty seal of mild interest pre-coffee.
- It even has something of a story mode.
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LGP Archived (Rtheren)
- For historical reasons, I guess.
- Did those games get cheaper toward the end?
- I spent £60 on Ballistics.
- Right now the launcher works, but you do need to close it and reopen it for it to start downloading files.
- The game also kinda sorta works, enabling chat makes it freeze after a few seconds and you can’t do multiplayer races yet.
- What exactly is this good for?
- Real question.
- This was homeboy’s first standalone game development project, as such he admits there’s quite a bit of jank.
- And that’s not a bad thing.
- I fear a lot of things will never get released due to this.
- It’s built on XNA, so getting it ported to FNA probably wouldn’t be the most difficult thing
- On Wednesday we discussed how there’s no excuse to not have an SSL certificate on your website!
- Flotilla’s source code is released under the zlib license, which basically means you are free to use the source code for personal or commercial purposes.
- So as it turns out, you can export stuff to linux in unity
- This dude is doing an opendaggerfall, but with ultima 5.
- Someone asked the question and yes, he can produce a linux build.
- Now someone just needs to teach him how to do automated linux builds through github
- It’ll probably be better than Shroud of the Avatar.
- Back in 2017 the source code and assets to an amiga doom clone were released into the public domain
- This is what the public did with it. Now with mouse look
- Gloom was made freely available by its developers so there is no need to hunt for it.
- It’s an android ski jumping game.
- Supposedly it produces a jar you can run on the desktop
- I say supposedly cuz after setting up android studio, shit don’t build on master or the only tag
- You can apparently launch the desktop version by just running the appropriate .java file.
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