

Maybe try the Styx games? They’re on sale quite regularly. I liked the first one a lot!


Maybe try the Styx games? They’re on sale quite regularly. I liked the first one a lot!


Ah, that could be it. I played Don’t Starve on PS4, but Cult I bought on Steam. I know for sure that Cult has local coop.


Don’t Starve Together is local split screen. Cult of the Lamb is local coop without split screen. The dungeons are divided in rooms and split screen isn’t necessary. It just zooms out enough that you’re both on screen. Except in camp. There you need to stay somewhat together or you go off screen.


I got Cult of the Lamb in the steam sale. Now playing it couch coop with my wife. It’s been a lot of fun so far. Less frustrating than Don’t Starve Together.
Obsidian aldo has (paid, subscription) native sync that is supposed to work better than file sync. Another alternative is git sync. That’s basically file sync through git but great if you want to track your changes.


Use https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux
It’s superior to a PWA. Better desktop integration, and when you click on a link it opens in your default browser!
I just got the base version. If I like it enough I can wait for another sale for the DLCs
I bought “Cult of the Lamb”. It’s not a spectacular discount but good enough to go try it out.
For me it wasn’t so much the runback, as it was fighting your spirit every time. I hated that. Especially if you died in a difficult platforming section. It only made it more difficult.


Sometimes I find out I forgot to turn on the dishwasher an hour before dinner. A fast option is nice then.


Thanks, i’ll take a look at those.


What extension do you use?


Same here. The most coop fun I had since Deep Rock Galactic.


Except that with their other games, each DLC not only adds a bunch of content but also brings with it a significant free update to the base game. So there it’s clear that the DLCs fund the base game too.


It’s regularly on sale for 5-ish dollar. A must buy!
That was awesome!
I installed it on my new work laptop last week because bookworm lacked drivers for it. Works fine so far, except the audio card (intel) isn’t recognized.


So, it’s “Xeeting” now instead of “tweeting” or simply “posting”?


Good. And I hope HBO faces similar backlash over the new Harty Potter TV series.
I still don’t understand how a company gets to decide to stop trafing their stock…