That was a nice article. A sensible way to make a game and I hope it does well.

The store page literally says “steam deck playable”…

Also with this you will get a key to add the game(s) to your Steam library.

I feel like this is lost on most people nowadays which is sad.

I don’t doubt what you say but there is a whole other audience that don’t care, want or need it to be on Steam. I’d assume the crossover between open-source fans and Steam isn’t much… and commercial success isn’t the focus.

You don’t need to wishlist it though?

I know a Steam release is planned down the line but it is a free game so you gain nothing by having it on Steam compared to standalone version.

For anyone reading, have a look at Beyond All Reason instead.

Yeah… no thanks. They should have kept the COD name away from whatever monstrosity this is…

Great video though.

That’s a good point. I haven’t bought a physical game for a few years now and I’m certainly not buying anything digital close to full price. The majority is probably under £10.

That was true last generation of consoles but nowadays I suspect it is very different.

I hope it includes bouncing cars again. That was the funniest bug I’ve seen in a while.

Ridiculous amount of game crashes and lost saves were the big issues so I refunded the game. Overall I found 23 much more enjoyable but I agree that the depth just isn’t there to make it last.

I would be very interested in a BF3 remaster (and the earlier games too) but anything else is justs no thanks I’m good.

There is already a yearly release for F1 so I’m not surprised if the manager game gets cancelled. From what I hear this year’s game is very buggy and unbalanced, even more so than usual…