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Yep, since Heroic started supporting savegame sync and achievments, GoG became a really good option for Linux gamers (and Steam Deck) again.
by izacus 2y ago
Yep, since Heroic started supporting savegame sync and achievments, GoG became a really good option for Linux gamers (and Steam Deck) again.
- npteljes 2y agoSavegame sync is very good news to me, thank you for sharing, I'll definitely check this out. Also funny that the GOG client is not working on Linux, but someone else made a client for them. I wonder who is behind the Heroic Games Launcher project. Are these really just random people from around the world? Strangely enough, I couldn't find much information.
- worble 2y agoThey've done a few interviews if you want to know more about them, this is the most recent one: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/09/an-interview-with-the-developers-of-the-heroic-games-launcher/ https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/09/an-interview-with-the-...
- npteljes 2y agoFantastic stuff, this launcher. It can even download and use pre-packaged wine and proton "environments", very similarly to how Steam does it. I'm a very happy new user.
- cholantesh 2y ago>savegame sync Now this is interesting. I only ever use Steam for games I can't find on GoG (or can't find on a treasure hunt, shall we say) or which I invested a lot of time into and have savegames I want to preserve. Maybe this will help me push past that...
- theshrike79 2y agoWow! I need to look into it again on my SD. Tried it at release 2 years ago and the experience wasn't the most streamlined. I did eventually get Control working, but that's about it.