It seems to be mostly for manga and comics but it has worked for the few epubs I've tried.

You can make multiple user logins too so I've given a few friends access to download stuff from it as well.

I imagine it's more complicated to set up than Calibre. Haven't used it though so I can't compare.

Thanks for the tip. I ended up using Komga instead. It's a server I can keep running with all my ebooks on it and I can download them through KOReader whenever I want - even from a different network. Works perfectly for me!

Is this account official? Just wondering as I was watching Connor and Garnt on the Press ESC podcast and they were talking about how they don't really bother having a social media presence for Trash Taste.

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different character each and pass the controller when it's your turn to make decisions.

I haven't yet played this, but it seems more like an interactive TV show than a video game. It's called The Quarry and it's free on Xbox (and maybe PC?) if you have game pass.

I believe you can either vote on decisions (which doesn't seem like it'd make much sense for two players) or control a

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Same but every day.

I only have "Songs I Would Murder 1". Have not yet felt the need to make a sequel.

Hopefully they'll make the game free once the playerbase has seriously dwindled to try to revive it a little. Maybe throw in a free battle pass or two for the people who bought it, and maybe an exclusive cosmetic.

I love these types of games - I just don't have friends to play them with. 😅

Thankfully the game is crossplay so hopefully it'll last a little longer before it becomes very difficult to find lobbies.

This type of game should probably be free though if it wants to survive. Especially considering it's already monetised like a F2P game with its premium battle pass system.

type of game that dies quite quickly.

My one big issue with the game after playing a few rounds is when the host of a room leaves, it kicks everyone back to the lobby. A lot of hosts leaving as soon as they die... :(