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        <title>The Witcher 3 Remastered on OpenBSD - no joke</title>
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        <description>Took me a little to figure out what's needed to run this, but now The Witcher 3 Remastered works on OpenBSD. This time not on April 1! The footage has a bit more stutter than the actual playing, because the VAAPI recording at 30 FPS. I also suspect that the recording was impaired during heavy disk i/o - my best guess as to why around 09:00 to 12:00 look likd this. The gameplay itself remained quite playable; this is an artifact of the recording. Performance impression from my playing is good, not perfect, but I am enjoying it already and could see myself getting pulled in. The stream somehow dropped suddenly. Unclear why, but the gameplay on my machine continued without issues. Still sharing this. It still shows well that this game runs on OpenBSD! Remember: OpenBSD is not a gaming OS, This is early days experimenting with wine on OpenBSD (since forever)</description>
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