Huh, I was not aware ScorePal was abandoned, I've been using it since 2017 and still use it regularly. Guess that's why the Google Drive backup is wonky now haha. Abandoned or no still a fantastic and functional app, maybe it's proof of the "if it ain't broke" philosophy
Edit: I'm seeing it was updated Feb 2022 to fix BGG syncing, are you sure you're using the original and not a clone? Or is it an iPhone thing maybe? I'm on Android
Seconding Plate Up! It's like overcooked, except the difficulty comes from finding the best ways to run a restaurant, instead of lol-so-random kitchen mechanics. And it's still getting regular content updates too!
God, HotS with even a little developer support + steam deck w/ a good controller scheme would bring me back so hard. Still the best Moba imo, so sad it got abandoned
One of my favorite pictures I've taken, playing Hive Pocket on a stream bed:
I did, for the enemy scaling mod. It requires making a "Mods" folder in the Witcher folder, and the copying the mod there, no further work. Was easy enough to do in desktop mode with the GUI
I played entirely in handheld mode, and it works fantastic. It does take some getting used to the "language" of the control scheme, but once you do it feels super smooth, and it's impressive how much they were able to fit into a controller layout. Plus Steam Decks modifiable controls go that last mile to make things great (for example, I assigned two back button to zoom in and zoom out, as the default controls for that are kinda slow to use)
Jeepers, nearly 400 hours in one playthrough! Congratulations on the achievement, you've just joined a very exclusive club
I've got several stickers on the back of my deck. The "I Voted" sticker has worn down pretty hard, but I suspect that the sticker quality on that one isn't so high. My other stickers are going strong, and the deck hasn't noticed any problems
Seconding Feast for Odin, the worker placement style combined with the Tetris puzzle and the feeding your people really makes for a great game
I had a lot of fun playing Century: Spice Road, it also has the card-based system which I appreciate. I really enjoy Splendor as a 1-player phone app (multiplayer tends to take a little long, although maybe that's just the people I played with). Not anywhere near the Mediterranean, but I feel like Broom Service fits the general gameplay themes, and adds an exciting bluffing game
I had a lot of fun playing Century: Spice Road, it also has the card-based system which I appreciate. I really enjoy Splendor as a 1-player phone app (multiplayer tends to take a little long, although maybe that's just the people I played with). Not anywhere near the Mediterranean, but I feel like Broom Service fits the general gameplay themes, and adds an exciting bluffing game
Oh man I would LOVE a desparked Dovin! He was such a an interesting character, he had that idiot savant trope except he wasn't an idiot and was actually personable instead of just being "lmao LOGIC" all the time.