While it does have a paid tier it’s fully useable for free, and I’m pretty sure you can import from keepass

I played Metroid Prime for the first time recently and Samus Aran is an absolute badass. She crash lands on a planet and kills every single thing she encounters. If you read the logs of the space pirates you find scattered around they basically say “oh fuck the hunter is here, she’s coming for us next”.

The atmosphere is almost a little survival-horror-esque, but the experience is more like doom: you’re not locked in here with all these monsters, all these monsters are locked in here with you.

Whose legs does Linus have on his desk? They definitely don’t look to be attached to his body…

FYI there’s !linuxphones@lemmy.ml and !linuxphones@lemmy.ca if you’re looking for more enthusiasts

I loved that game. It’s been a while since I played but I remember the only way I could reliably do the max-difficulty missions quickly was by using the brick spaceship to smash directly into the room where the target was or something insane like that!

It’s basically an Android TV box (which as far as I can tell is just an Android device specifically for use as a smart TV) in the shape of a Chromecast dongle. I think you can probably use it almost exactly the same way you do with an old Chromecast and ignore all the apps (or at least install them once and then forget about them).

The hard part might be finding one, they’ve replaced it with a newer, more expensive 4K one so you might not still be able to buy the old (1080p) one from official sources anymore, but have a look and you might get lucky.

I was in a similar situation and asked Lemmy a couple of years ago, the TLDR is that I got a cheap (and confusingly-named) “Chromecast with Google TV” which you can install custom apps like SmartTube on and keep casting

“Dodo cheat”, at least according to the little cheat book I had back in the day. It gave cars the same mechanics as the dodo (which I think was the little sea plane). Using the tank like a rocket and aiming for a ramp was the best.

I’m not really that fussed about story, it’s a nice bonus but the gameplay is what keeps me hooked. Sounds like Inscryption is the one to play first; Slay the Spire sounds more like the Binding of Isaac, something I’ve probably put a thousand hours into already!

Keep at it, the mirror unlocks really help (plus you just get better at dodging etc)

I’ve got both of these games, which one should I play first? I’m fully expecting to put hundreds of hours into each so I guess I want the smaller/simpler one first, but if you’ve played both and can make a (spoiler free) recommendation then please do!

upgrade your base to access new hats, steal enemy hats

Seems so!

I’m seeing this slightly unusual arrangement:

but pressing Add to Library seemed to work with no further hoops to jump through!