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    Harvester, the controversial 1996 horror adventure, back in conversation●Harvester, released in 1996 Released for: Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, DOS Point-and-click; Adventure Action, HorMmastodonWorldCrime448 min ago

    The 1996 point-and-click adventure game Harvester is being discussed for its full-motion video horror design and notorious content. Released for DOS, Windows, Mac and Linux, the game is remembered for extreme violence, murder themes, adult content and racial stereotypes, which made it one of the most controversial adventure titles of its era. It is also known for a cheat code and its dark satire of small-town America.

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    Streamer returns to osu!lazer on Linux●Dealt with the important stuff. Back to having fun on osu!lazer # twitch : https://www. twitch.tv/reallylazybear --- # lMmastodonTechnologySoftware326 min ago

    A streamer known as reallylazybear says they have dealt with some pressing matters and are resuming playing osu!lazer, the open-source version of the rhythm game osu!, live on their Twitch channel. The session is running on Arch-based Linux (CachyOS), and the post tags linux gaming, rhythm game and open-source communities.

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    Planescape: Torment Enhanced Edition gets UI and cloud saving upgrades●Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition gets upgrades to improve UI Scaling, Cloud Saving and more #PlanescapeTorment #NatMmastodonCultureGaming11 h ago

    Beamdog has rolled out updates to Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition, improving UI scaling so text and menus display better on modern high-resolution screens, and adding cloud saving support alongside other fixes. The classic RPG remains popular with Linux players, and the patch is being welcomed by fans who have long wanted better usability in the decades-old role-playing game.

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