I’m not a hunter myself, but plenty of venison on the menu in my childhood in rural Arkansas. It’s definitely inferior to good beef. But, if you treat it like a tough, lean cut of cow, it’s fine. Usually this means adding fat, slow cooking, or both. I never found the taste bad, but chewy and ropy is definitely the default texture unless you work hard to make it more palatable.

When I cook at home, I’m vegan (beans, quinoa, cheese substitute, mostly), but when I go out I can certainly appreciate all meats and dairies.

Instructions unclear; dick stuck in taco shell. (Note: there’s no sour cream in this picture.)

There are FOSS games, in all the major genres. They are generally acquired the same way you acquire other applications in your OS. For me it’s aptitude on the command-line, but that’s far from the most common experience. (I really like “Singularity” which is a strategy game where you play as a newly sentient AI; Wesnoth is also good.)

There are a near endless supply of gratis independent games on itch.io and probably other sites. I do think there’s some FOSS trackers that will help you manage game installations that are not done through the OS application management, but I can’t name one.

I just use steam, but I’m not a purist in what I consume – I also use Discord and have a YT Premium subscription. I AM a purist in what I force other people to consume: what I publish is always under AGPLv3 or CC-SA or some other “strong copyleft”.