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A lot of micromanagement is necessary. For example collecting ressources for buildings requires manual assigning the task and destination.

This game is okayish.

It's a unique concept, but in my opinion is only playable using a touch-capable device. For example this can be drawing tablet or your mobile phone. In my experiences only latter solution is actually enjoyable. Using game streaming solutions like Steam link or Sunlight/Moonlight/GeForce Gamestream, it is playable on Android, iPhones, etc.

Nevertheless, even with this solution the gameplay is still clunky unless you play it on a larger screen.

EDIT: The cutscenes in the Linux native version are broken and therefore it is impossible to get one secret achievement.

In comparison to Vermintide 2, this game is unplayable if you are playing solo. The bots are so stupid and very unhelpful. For example, they throwaway tomes and there is no way to tell the bots to pick them up again. They will always prioritize healing. Only the mods make it partly enjoyable.

Regarding compatibility on Linux, the game works great. Only the DLL modpacks don't work. However, you can use the Steam workshop workarround to access those mods that were ported over.

While the idea is great, the implementation is not. The games requires you to perform squats at such fast pace that isn't healthy. Instead it should focus on repitations where you hold a good form. This is especially important, because you cannot see your form in VR.

Furthermore, focusing solely on squatting can be boring after a while. It would be better to add short breaks and some varierty during the sessions. The second part of this game improves on this aspect, but it is limited too by only including side stepping walls.

Great game with a cheap price. It can be very stressful with multiple things happening, but you can pause the game at any time. Furthermore, you can adjust the difficulty to enjoy a very casual play style.

One recommendation I can give is to not search anything game related. You get hints when you open packs. It's a lot for fun if you discover the things yourself.

Great demo. Showcasing the functionality of the Steam deck. It is even playable without the hardware.

Great puzzle game.

Good simple casual pixel MMO with rogue-like nature, but...

having a broken achievement system since ages is just a crazy.

EDIT: Furthermore, after a few hours it's grinding only. There is not a lot of content, you have seen all after a while. Additionaly the paid stuff is expensive too. A name change is ~8€. Other items have similiar prices, but are only temporarily. If you die, you loose everything you are carrying. With that in mind, the items are too expensive.

It's chilling game with jumps I could never do in real-life as a amateur in MTB and bike touring.

You do tricks to gain the most style points. With bonus objectives you get extra lives in order to advance in the career mode for unlocking new areas. It even has a multiplayer where you could challenge your friends for the most points.

However the game could be very demanding for a more budget system. Especially if other players are around. EDIT: Performance is much better now. Thanks for the Linux support ;)

Great concept and easy to understand for play sessions with kids and adults. It makes a lot of fun to play with friends. It's great how can build up your train while the game gets harder. Different mechanics in biomes, changing tasks and the greed to always get the extra bolt makes it a great game.

Furthermore the game doesn't need much resources. It even runs perfectly fine with Remote Play streaming to the TV or Remote Play Together. Since it's also released natively for Linux, it runs perfectly fine, which it didn't before using emulation layer Proton according to reports.