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Games: Godot 3.2.4 RC 3, Roots, Sony PlayStation DualSense Driver, A Stitch in Time

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 23rd of February 2021 07:23:01 PM Filed under
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  • Release candidate: Godot 3.2.4 RC 3

    Godot 3.2.4 is shaping up nicely, and a number of issues have been fixed since the second Release Candidate. A few late features have also been included because they were too good to keep waiting (such as improved Inspector subresource editing and node copy-paste support). So it's now time for a RC 3 build to give it another round of testing before the stable release!

  • Stone Age co-op farming sim Roots of Pacha is live on Kickstarter

    You've played plenty of farming sims by now or at least seen plenty but have you done some farming in the Stone Age? Roots of Pacha is coming to Linux and it's live on Kickstarter.

    In the game you will help your clan settle down and begin to build up a thriving Stone Age civilization. According to developer Soda Den, Roots of Pacha is first and foremost a farming game but there's no shop to buy animals or seeds. Instead you need to connect with nature, do some exploring and discover what the world has to offer to discover and learn. Progression is done through the sharing of ideas like a prehistoric research tree, and it's up to you to speak to clan members and agree (or not) to their ideas.

  • Sony PlayStation DualSense Driver Headlines The HID Updates For Linux 5.12 - Phoronix

    The HID subsystem updates were sent in this morning for the ongoing Linux 5.12 merge window.

    Most significant to the HID updates in this kernel is the introduction of the Sony PlayStation 5 DualSense controller driver. Sony published this driver back at the end of last year and is fully open-source and supporting USB and Bluetooth modes of operation and all key features from LEDs and motion sensors to battery reporting, rumble, light bar control, and more. Sony is expected to expand the hardware support handled by this driver in due course.

  • Go on a journey through time in Two Point Hospital: A Stitch in Time out now

    Two Point Studios and SEGA just surprise released the latest expansion for the comedy building and management sim Two Point Hospital with Two Point Hospital: A Stitch in Time out now.

    Everything's getting a bit wibbly wobbly, timey wimey as the saying goes with you joining someone named Captain Yesterday who has created the Yesterizer. You'll be jumping through time across three new levels, well, one level that you play through three different time periods.

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