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@Nep-Nep-Freak Good luck escaping the AI bubble though. It's somehow harder than escaping the Chromium one.

@Nitwit13 I'm pretty sure Brave also gives you an option to disable AI summaries, but you're still supporting a company that invests in it. Same with Duck AI.

If it's just another tool to help the artists I think I'd be fine with it, but I really don't think that's what's going on right now...

This is the kind of thing I love to see.
They even avoided calling it "easy." Temporal, Anvil (intended difficulty) and Forged. They all sound awesome.

Still waiting for a bundle I'd actually care about.

@MattmanForever I'm not disagreeing with that.
What I'm saying is that, given the sorry state of this port, a stable framerate would've been better because an unstable one is 100% unimmersive.

@Doctor-Moo Thanks, that sounds pretty good.
A lot of these retro-inspired indie games are absolutely brutal, and after finishing Guacamelee I've come to the conclusion that I'm officially old.

@MattmanForever To be fair, we asked for this. We wanted 60 FPS at any cost and that is precisely what we got.
It's a lazy port. Should've just taken the stable 30...

How hard is this game? I have a feeling it's nowhere near as easy as The Minish Cap...

Another vote for Kirby and the Forgotten Land. What an amazing game.

@FrenchVaniIIuxe "Super man lost at minimum $85 million dollars."

It's funny because Bloomberg said the exact opposite.
Not saying you're wrong, just find it hilarious that one says it lost around 85 million and the other says that it gained around the same value (100).

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-12-06/netflix-has-huge-opportunity-with-dc-studios-superheroes

@OmnitronVariant That makes perfect sense. 30 to 60 is very noticeable (to me), but I can deal with it. I just can't deal with input lag.

@N8tiveT3ch I guess it just works... faster.

@OmnitronVariant If it's no longer an engine limitation I have no clue why it's capped at 30 then. I assumed that was it.

@N8tiveT3ch The last time I played Skyrim at 60 FPS it completely broke the physics. Objects would fly everywhere.

I remember forcing 60 FPS while playing on PC and it completely broke the physics.
Is that what's happening here, or just pure incompetence?