It's included in the sticky post too
I've had the claim all link fail if you have some of them already too
Monument Valley is a nice one. Not long or overly taxing, but you can tell they wanted to make something good.
Steampunks VS Skeletons was created from Scratch in UE5.4 using only C++ by Independent Solo Developer, Engineer and Artist/Musician "Marcus Rivers" between 2020 and 2026 as a work of pride and commitment, including creating the concept, all the programming, 3D modelling, artwork, and music. Everything within is 100% original hand-crafted work. (without AI) It is given for free for the first 10000 downloads for your enjoyment, and to generate love and seek funding for a greatly enhanced sequel.
First time I've seen a giveaway like this on Epic
Bottom right image of Zeus is even the box art!
I had a Symbian Nokia as my first smart-ish phone, having a web browser that could run real websites (even if you had to move the cursor around with a dpad) was absolute sci-fi. It could also run flash games, I remember getting a .swf file of pacman from a games website, copying it to my phone, and being able to run it right from the file browser.
Good to know, thanks
Thanks, I'll treat that like an instruction manual
I bought this game at least a decade ago but I still haven't given it more than half an hour of play, and it clearly deserves a proper go. Is this a game I can just pick up and play or is it one of those where you really need to have a wiki open to vaguely understand what's going on? I generally don't like looking stuff up until I've completed (or otherwise got most of the way through) a game but if some prior reading is actually required then I want to know in advance.
Surely that depend hugely on where you live: the cost of other energy, the cost of installation, any government subsidies, and how sunny it is!
Seems it uses a flash emulator called Ruffle
Do you need their software? Is it not just a controller which can be recognised by games?