Wow! That’s really cool! Good for the devs at TreeStyleTab!!!

It’s a pretty popular writing software, though you mainly hear about it in writing circles so that might be why you never heard of it.

I LOVE NOT FOR BROADCAST! I was there when it was just episode one. I really need to finish it but I haven’t found the time

I loved Killer Frequency! I made a post talking about it.

Threads had no discovery features?! Jesus Christ…

I have one of those, except it can play other old retro games too!

Call Me Kevin’s videos are golden. I’ve rewatched his Comedy Night series so many times. Iconic. His Sims videos are always a riot.

One of my favorite videos of his is this video he made in “The Movies.” The final result is at the end of the video and it is a glorious experience.

I’ve also been watching a lot of short horror game playthroughs from Markiplier and Kubz Scouts, like the ones where they play 3 random scary games. They both have an episode where they play Bad Ben and it’s so good. It’s the first game in both episodes. The game is fucking hilarious, has a specific feature that I think all horror games should have now, and actually has a really cool ending. Apparently it’s based on a film by Nigel Bach.

Markiplier’s video

Kubz Scouts’ video

I also enjoyed watching them react to analog horror based games, especially ones inspired by The Mandela Catalogue. The aforementioned Kubz Scouts video includes Maple County. There’s also The Fear Assessment and the video Markiplier did on it is…chaotic. I couldn’t stop laughing.

LETS GO FIXES FOR PHASMOPHOBIA

YES. I know exactly how you feel. ADHD really prevents me from actually hitting play.

I’m using it right now and it’s really cool!

…Why isn’t the bookmark button working though?

…i am so tempted to go down this rabbithole of furby hacks

Well yeah but is it a bad thing in this case? I mean, one of the main reasons devs don’t support Linux is because it’s a small community and it doesn’t seem worth the time and money to support it. It’s fantastic that Valve is spending the time, resources and money to improve gaming on Linux, which is obviously a smaller market than Windows in a lot of cases. Yes, the main reason is probably because that makes their Steam Deck more viable and thus increases sales for them. But this benefits the entire Linux ecosystem, so I don’t think that really matters.

It is the coolest thing to see a major corporation contributing so much to Linux gaming. Linux gaming is more viable than ever and it’s amazing!!!