Ladavac took exception to this, stating that "if it was just about 'being downloaded from Windows store', it would not be a problem.
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To clarify: Windows 8 itself won't restrict you from installing certain games/programs, they just won't show up in its primary interface. His biggest complaint was that "one cannot release a tiled UI application by any other means, but only through Windows Store," referring to the interface-formally-known-as-Metro's disregard for any program/game that doesn't meet their strict requirements. In a post on this Steam forum thread about a new Serious Sam 3 patch, Croteam's CTO Alen Ladavac has spoken out against Microsoft's latest Windows revision, describing the Metro/tiled UI's Windows Store restrictions as a "horrible" idea, and blasting the certification process currently being used to keep certain mature games off the Store.Īfter the dreaded 'W' and, er, '8' words were brought up in the thread - specifically in regards to problems a player was having running Serious Sam 3 in Windows 8 - Ladavac responded by expressing his concerns about the service, after apologising for "keeping off topic". The first day's 'resolutions' (read: recommendations) are mostly meaty RPGs like Divinity: Original Sin 2 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and there's a good indie presence thanks to other games like Torchlight and Legend of Grimrock. You'll also find some good discounts in GOG's New Year's Resolution sale, which started earlier today and runs through January 15. The Talos Principle - $8 at 80 percent off (the DLC-filled Gold Edition is $11 at 85 percent off).Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number - $4 at 75 percent off.Serious Sam: The Random Encounter - $1 at 80 percent off.Serious Sam 3: BFE - $8 at 80 percent off.
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A handful of good indies are on sale through Monday, January 15, including gratuitous violence simulator Hotline Miami and contemplative puzzler The Talos Principle.
Publisher Devolver Digital is running a quick Steam sale to ring in the new year. GDQ recently kicked off Awesome Games Done Quick 2018, a week-long speedrun marathon dedicated to breaking videogames every way possible and raising money for the Prevent Cancer Foundation. Devolver says they'll donate 10 percent of the sale's revenue to GDQ. Update: In a tweet, Devolver Digital confirmed that this Steam sale is being held in conjunction with charitable speedrunning organization Games Done Quick.
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