The tactical FPS 'Due Process' anti-cheat now supports Linux - plus it has a huge discount
The tactical FPS 'Due Process' anti-cheat now supports Linux - plus it has a huge discount
Due Process from developer Giant Enemy Crab uses Easy Anti-Cheat that previously blocked Linux (and so Steam Deck too), but they've now enabled Linux players to jump in.
Looked into it, looks like a great game for a killer price, but a tactical r6-like game is dependent on a team... Unless there is bot support this game is already dead in the water with its super low player count.
And i didnt see bot support listed anywhere. Lan support would be nice but getting 10 people to play lan with you on this game would be impossible.
Maybe the devs will get the hint eventually.
It's on a comeback right now: https://steamdb.info/app/753650/charts/#1m
Yeah but if 1500 is peak... The only thing that will save it longer term is going f2p.
That being said if you can hop on right now and get a couple games in, its likely worth the dollar.
Reading through this made me realize that "procedurally generated" was the "AI" of my childhood. I remember seeing that phrase everywhere in game announcements and even education software. I'm surprised to see it again, because one could argue that a "procedurally generated" level is AI generated.
But I suppose Steam just proved that a lot of PC gamers aren't buying into the AI bubble, so perhaps they're avoiding that phrasing on purpose?
This game was available before the AI boom, so it makes sense they chose to call it procedurally generated.