Yeah, I must say I love Windows Terminal as well. I used cmder but I ditched it in favor of Terminal, so... Good work! :)
rejpal
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Now, I am playing a lot of Noita (but I feel the controls are getting in the way, especially on lower levels...) and Transport Fever 2 (I do love me some Transport Tycoon nostalgia :P ).
I have played a lot of Civ6 which plays surprisingly well on Steam Deck.
Tons of great games on Steam Deck!
- Hollow Knight
- Noita
- Civilization VI
- Transport Fever 2
- Phoenix Point
- Subnautica
- Talos Principle
- Disco Elysium ...
I do not know it and I don't remember seeing it in the board game club. But I will propose to play it, if it's there.
Thank you fo the tip!
Go is the most amazing game I know. I often regret not sticking with it as a kid. And IRL games are wonderful. The feeling of the stones on fingertips, the rattle of prisoners, the clicks and clacks when placing stones on the goban...
We have a wider circle of friends who are boardgame enthusiasts, so we go through a rather lot of them. Some stick, some don't. These we play regularly and have a lot of fun:
There are more that made an impression on me, I remember playing them a few times, but do not want to play them again (Do you know that feeling? :D ), eg. Eclipse (the galaxy-wide battle 4X preparation-takes-as-long-as-playing-and-playing-takes-a-whole-day strategy), Agricola, Mice and Mystics...
I second the audiobook idea. I have tried to read it several times, but just could not get over first few chapters. Heavy prose, I guess? (And I DO love sci-fi and read not-so-light-prose novels as well, eg. Greg Egan.) The audiobook (more like audioplay) is phenomenal!