I've a strange huge cursor size with Triangle Wizard 2 on linux ( fedora using Gnome on Wayland ). It's the first time I played it. Any ideas ?

Turns out you can get Triangle Wizard 1 working on Android phones under Winlator (a Wine style emulator). Just turn off strict shaders, and you're good to go. It might be a bit annoying to setup a touchscreen interface for it (RTS controls do provide basic functionality that you can then add to), but it works. It's a bit slow on my phone, but it might work ok on newer hardware. Haven't been able to get Triangle Wizard 2 going yet (it keeps popping up a DX11 initialisation error), but it that's probably config problems on my end.

Got some decent hours in this game, and a few things came to mind in terms of possible improvements. But just so we are clear, the game is really fun. Good combat, loot, character building, awesome spells. Generally very engaging. Rebindable keys would be great. Having pick up items on enter is really awful, since I have to let go of WASD or my mouse to hit it. Some options for cursor appearance would be cool, the default one works but feels a bit imprecise for slinging spells. Something more like a crosshair might be ideal. One thing I really noticed is that the energists chain lighting is CRACKED. Oh my goodness it is strong compared to other main spells. Especially if you are a human and it levels up all the time. Probably should nerf that, as entertaining as it is. Also, every now and then I enter a level with bonkers strong enemies, and stand no chance. Not sure if that is intended, could be fun if the enemies are at least not so fast I can't outrun them. I played 1.4, so this may have been fixed, but you can walk through doors as they are opening. As in, the hitbox disappears instantly. Enemies also sometimes get close to closed doors and cast spells through them at me :/ Pathing could be a little better. Sometimes companions take longer to catch up then they should, and sometimes get caught on corners. Not a huge deal though. Thats everything that comes to mind. Smooth sailing otherwise.