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Games: Remote Play Together, Pathway, Edgar - Bokbok in Boulzac, Insignificant, Stellaris

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  • Valve will bring out 'Remote Play Together' to give online support to local multiplayer games

    The Steam pipes are leaking over at Valve again, as an upcoming feature called Remote Play Together is coming during the week of October 21.

    Valve sent word just to game developers, which they never keep quiet on for very long. Multiple game developers (#1, #2 and so on) ended up putting out posts on Twitter to let everyone know about it a bit earlier than Valve seems to have intended.

  • Strategy adventure game 'Pathway' has a huge Adventurers Wanted update, plus a note about Linux

    Get ready for another adventure as Pathway just got bigger and better with a huge free update now available.

    Mixing together node-based travel (think like FTL and Slay the Spire) with random events and turn-based tactical combat, Pathway is a fun game. However, when you've played a lot of hours it can end up perhaps a bit too repetitive. You realise later on the limitations of the game that aren't quite apparent until you really push through it. Now though? Sounds like it's a massive improvement to all areas of the game!

    The Adventurers Wanted update adds in…deep breath, are you ready? 18 new combat abilities with new ways to interact with both enemies and allies, reworked skill trees, a "sizeable" amount of new events have been added including many new combat arenas to give it more variety, you no longer stock up on consumables like medkits and instead have a new resource called Supplies which is used across multiple items, new combat modes to adjust how combat begins for more variation, an improved armour system that makes armour give direct damage reduction and the list goes on.

  • The new trailer for Edgar - Bokbok in Boulzac has me wanting more especially after the great demo

    Edgar - Bokbok in Boulzac from the French team at La Poule Noir is an upcoming comedy point and click adventure coming to Linux, the new trailer is up and continues my excitement for this one.

    It's a story rich whimsical adventure, with a protagonist who is a bit…eccentric. The kind where you can see a bit of yourself in them and you can't help but love their weirdness. He loves his chicken, which is amusingly sweet when he calls it "Precious" during dialogue. A dark comic adventure about saving your beloved squash and you stumble upon a "most terrifying secret" during your journey.

  • Bizarre action-RPG 'Insignificant' where you're three inches tall is out now with Linux support

    Insignificant is an action-RPG that tells the story of the little people and when I say that I really do mean tiny little people, you're only about three inches tall.

  • Stellaris 2.4 is out with the new Paradox Launcher included

    Paradox Interactive and Paradox Development Studio have released the latest update to Stellaris, which includes the new Paradox Launcher to unify the experience.

    The launcher isn't all that's new though. If you're running Stellaris from their own store or GOG they have added in cloud saving to both. Paradox also updated all factions titans "with panning light meshes", updates to the visual effects for "ther drake’s wing attack (muzzle, projectile, hit effect)" and new "/mute " and "/unmute " chat commands were added. Defence Platforms also got a boost for Outposts, providing 2 points of Piracy Suppression for their system.

    A bunch of UI updates also made it in like the ability to Shift+Click on the ship count in the Fleet Manager, adding ships up to the nearest 10. There's more tooltips on the Planet Screen, a new notification when one empire guarantees the in

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