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Games: RetroDECK, Meifumado, and Much More

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 4th of April 2022 02:51:49 PM Filed under
Gaming

  • RetroDECK is another solution for emulation gaming on Steam Deck | GamingOnLinux

    Was EmuDeck not to your liking? Perhaps RetroDECK might be what you're after for retro emulation on the Steam Deck.

    Unlike EmuDeck that has you install multiple things in a list, and have them all separated, the idea of RetroDECK is more to bring a "one-click experience, and to separate retrogames from steam library" the developer says. It comes as a Flatpak to install, and from there it should have everything bundled together. Inspired by the likes of 351ELEC (what it's forked from), EmuELEC, CoreELEC, Lakka, and Batocera.

  • Meifumado is an action game set in a post-apocalyptic world inspired by Japan | GamingOnLinux

    Love your pixel-art side-scrolling action RPGs? Keep an eye on Meifumado, as it looks pretty good and it will be coming to Linux the developer has confirmed. It recently had a successful Kickstarter campaign, where Old Bit Studio raised $48,018 to bring out the full version.

  • A Short Hike gets Steam Deck Support, and a 99 player multiplayer mod | GamingOnLinux

    You can now go on A Short Hike wherever you want with the Steam Deck and perhaps bring along a whole lot of friends too. More about it: Hike, climb, and soar through the peaceful mountainside landscapes of Hawk Peak Provincial Park. Follow the marked trails or explore the backcountry as you make your way to the summit. Along the way, meet other hikers, discover hidden treasures, and take in the world around you.

  • Online platformer DDraceNetwork gets Vulkan support | GamingOnLinux

    DDraceNetwork, a free and open source online co-op platformer now has Vulkan API integrated as of the latest update. Starting off life as a simple mod for Teeworlds, nowadays it's a popular standalone multiplayer platformer that can be quite the challenge.

    Seems it's remaining somewhat popular too, especially with the Steam release, which sees over 2,000 players online at a time every day. Might not sound like a lot but it's more than the likes of some much more well-known indie and AAA titles, so it is pretty impressive.

  • Lila's Sky Ark gets a great new trailer and releases April 21 | GamingOnLinux

    Lila's Sky Ark from Monolith of Minds is a standalone prequel story to their previous game Resolutiion and it looks absolutely gorgeous.

    "Lila’s psychedelic world is in grave danger. Help her and her eccentric friends stop the Conductor’s minions from destroying all things musical and magical in this meditative action-adventure game.

  • Kitsune Zero DLC announced for Super Bernie World | GamingOnLinux

    Super Bernie World, a free platformer that released back in 2020, is getting a paid DLC named Kitsune Zero. It's going to be a prequel to their upcoming platformer Kitsune Tails, which takes inspiration from platformers later in the 8-bit generation, that will release in 2023.

    "Run, jump, and stomp on ghostlike creatures from Japanese folklore lurking in the countryside and castles. Collect powerups that make Yumi grow in size, grant fireball abilities, and make her invincible for a short time. Gather the necessary ingredients to break the pact's magic and take down the leader of the samurai clan to end the war.

  • Patrick's Parabox is an absolutely brilliant mind-bending puzzle game out now | GamingOnLinux

    Patrick's Parabox is a puzzle game about boxes within boxes, it's an absolute gem and I've had a fantastic time playing through this one.

  • Everyone's got the wrong idea about Dev Mode on the Steam Deck. - Invidious

    Unlocking the Steam Deck's Filesystem is NOT OKAY, but Dev Mode is perfectly fine. You (probably) have no idea what Dev Mode does on the Steam Deck. I'm here to clear this up.

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