Yeah you often get that with small games on Itch, one of the comments on the game page had the same thought:

I really liked this game and did not expect that it would be as good as it is. my tip: give it a description, a front page etc. also the file size was a bit high for such a little game.

As always, approach something that looks dodgy with caution!

Played this last time it was free, not bad

Is that a bad thing? What difference does it make to playing a free game?

Don’t go for a whole guide, pick something smaller like all the recipes or a map of Dry Dry Desert (two things I remember printing off back in the day!)

Dex is clearly green though

I would not!

The free trial bit makes it free, not ideal but see the bottom of the sticky post if you want my full reasoning

Well the offer is from Prime so you can’t. Sign up for a free trial if you want the game.

GrapheneOS? I had to enable “exploit protection compatibility mode”.

Weird, it installed fine for me on android 16

Well if you add the games to steam then you can launch them all from game mode

Here is a good resource for whether you can install another OS on a particular Chromebook

The official itch launcher works on Linux too!

They get what I have so when they have questions I’m more likely to know, and if I don’t I have a machine with me that I can check. It was Mint when I was still learning, now it’s Fedora Atomic. Or for the really tech-averse, ChromeOS Flex.

True!

It’s usually IIII on clocks

Dunno, I use the RSS feeds linked in the sticky post and they mostly seem fine but the itch.io one seems a little flaky. I reckon it’s an issue on itch’s side though.

I have an xbox controller (I think it’s a “series” one, but could be a “one” one, they look the same) and it seems to run fine with a steam deck. There’s probably a little latency, but it’s pretty negligible.

They mentioned it the other week