PGA Tour 2k[somethingoranother] got the same treatment, afaik. Once the servers went down the “campaign” AFAIK became unavailable. I believe some quickplay with stock characters is still available but even in that case the game would be a shell of it’s former self.

Shame really, me and my buddy liked the private versus matches occasionally. Won’t be buying a single 2k game - not that I have been purchasing any of them intentionally, gotten all of them as part of various humblebundle’s.

basically all the peeks to the “backside” (ratman’s dens?) from the test-chambers are pretty different, but they were fairly cosmetic anyway.

after the last chamber & the fire/furnace, it’s like entirely different game. Different puzzles, different … everything. Some ideas of original games’ rooms there are similar (like the giant room with many turrents), but execution is VERY different. Which, incidentally, is the place where I left off as the darn turrents killed me repeatedly. x)

And tbh, it’s been few years since I last played portal (any of them). I think I’ve played through portal 1 probably 4-5 times? So I’m not THAT much “in the know” with all the rooms/tidbits.

now that I have played this (haven’t finished it yet, though), only the beginning of the mod was what I’d call as identical to original - apart from the graphics. One or two rooms had slight changes from what I can tell.

The later parts in the “back areas” are wildly different from original. I dunno if the change or design is really good or bad, but at least I’m not just mechanically doing puzzles I already knew by heart and I’m having fun.

yea, I’m aware. It’s actually fairly baffling how stable windows’ APIs are, generally like 20 year old windows game/application works fine on wine/proton. few years old linux game from steam? not so much. I have had this happen on few games now: Euro Truck Sim 2, Trine, probably some others but these came to mind.

Chronicon’s linux version worked, no complaints there, but it just didn’t detect the dlc in any way. And tbh I didn’t even know there was a linux version until I started wondering why my dlc wasn’t working :D

Anyway, game works & all is fine :)

Chronicon is one of those games that defaults to WASD (iirc) on mouse&keyboard. So, yes!

… oh my.

Yea this is going to my shopping cart. Gotta dig my automated turret character out for action again

edit: turns out, steam claims dlc installed, but linux version of the game has not been updated to the 1.60.whatever version, it’s still in 1.55 and dlc is inaccessible. Switching to windows version works, tho

same as the razor and mirror, I guess? Drugs?

AFAIK, not the first game to sell a tat-collection without a game, and imo, not entirely unreasonable - but before my crucifixion, hear me out: The tat-box is platform agnostic, and can arrive whenever and the customer is playing their game on whatever platform they wish (or, can) when it’s sold separately. If you absolutely need to have the collectible tat, no need to wait (as long).

But… 400 units of money for that tat? AbsofuckinglutelyNOPE.

oh dang, I forgot everything about this. If it is near 1:1 of the original… what’s the point? I’ll probably try it out tonight as well, it’s been a while since I was thinking with portals.

Anyway, thanks for the reminder!

early game? so it does change a bit further on?

I’m a bit two minds about Sacred 2, it is pretty fun ARPG and it sure doesn’t shy away from vibrant colors, but on the other: it feels like a simplistic MMO from which all other players have already left, you’re there alone to run vast distances to kill 10 red mountain beavers for someone, or fetch their family heirloom mcguffin or …

I dunno, I do like when games have a lot of content, but the content is just MMO-tropey.

That said, now I want to reinstall it again, maybe I’ll get a bit further.