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• wargus

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  Importer and scripts for Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness, the expansion Beyond the Dark Portal, and Aleonas Tales

  

  Ah, that makes sense. If you're wanting to relive the glory days with some modern improvements, I wholeheartedly recommend the Wargus and DevilutionX replacement engines for Warcraft 2 and Diablo 1 (respectively). They bring those games up to more modern resolutions and methods of connectivity (for easy LANing with friends) and also add quite a few quality-of-life features that just make the games nicer to play on newer systems. And they both have Linux support, though I haven't tried them on the Deck yet. Note that you'll need the original game data files to play these, and they'll require a bit of work to set up.

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• devilutionX

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  Diablo build for modern operating systems

  

  Ah, that makes sense. If you're wanting to relive the glory days with some modern improvements, I wholeheartedly recommend the Wargus and DevilutionX replacement engines for Warcraft 2 and Diablo 1 (respectively). They bring those games up to more modern resolutions and methods of connectivity (for easy LANing with friends) and also add quite a few quality-of-life features that just make the games nicer to play on newer systems. And they both have Linux support, though I haven't tried them on the Deck yet. Note that you'll need the original game data files to play these, and they'll require a bit of work to set up.

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