Project CARS from Slightly Mad Studios has been confirmed to be heading our way!
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Sounds awesome, we will finally have a real AAA quality racing game on Linux.
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It's amazing to see how many developers are doing Linux versions now thanks to Steam with SteamOS. It's only going to keep coming folks, the flood gates have opened. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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- FRANCHISE MODE allows you to carve out a personalized career starting in the Karting world and then progressing on to whichever motorsport specialization you prefer including Rally, Touring Cars, Open-Wheel, GT, Le Mans, and many more!
- Play CO-OP with a friend as Driver/Co-Driver
- FULL TEAM MANAGEMENT... Have a large number of friends? Create, manage, and compete together!
- Experience the excitement of PIT STOPS like you've never seen before!
- Revolutionary PIT-2-CAR RADIO gives you the strategic advantage
- DYNAMIC Time Of Day & Localized Weather make every race unique and challenging
- 10+ GAME MODES covering every form of motorsport
- CLOUD-BASED SOCIAL NETWORK allows you to connect with friends, compare times & scores, compete and challenge each other, and share content
- USER-GENERATED CONTENT - Create your own liveries, decals, tuning setups, and even events! Then share them with the world - either for free, in-game credits or even real money!
- PUSHING TO THE LIMITS - Advanced physics, lighting, and AI
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Sounds awesome, we will finally have a real AAA quality racing game on Linux.
QuoteFurthermore, Project CARS will also be coming to Valve’s Steam OS, extending an existing partnership with Steam that has already allowed tens of thousands of WMD members the ability to download and play builds of the game during its development and allow specific multiplayer and social features that are only possible using this unique platform.
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It's amazing to see how many developers are doing Linux versions now thanks to Steam with SteamOS. It's only going to keep coming folks, the flood gates have opened. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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tuxisagamer Nov 7, 2013
I'm excited that a major title is coming to Linux. Won't be buying it though as racing games are not my cup of tea.
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finally a real racing game to come to Linux i cannot wait to see it on my library :P
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Quoting: Quote from richie442Are you f*cking kidding me??....I've never thought, that this game will come to Linux. Little bit sad, that almost every one is it calling "steamos" but nah.... very good news. Thanks Valve and developers :)
Well, they call it SteamOS since it's linux the platform they'll officially support. It's what was needed in Linux for a long time, some company stepping in making a "standard" for gaming, where the developers can focus on supporting it. Nevertheless, the community is known to make it work on all linux distros, we won't get support of the developers though.
I don't know yet about SteamOS, but maybe we can get a classical desktop (kde, gnome, xfce or what ever) too on it with office and dev environments so I can use the OS for gaming and working. That will be upon Valve or the community to build repos supporting that stuff.
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Quoting: Quote from AnonymousWhen it will be out, I am going to try SteamOS for sure. I hope Valve will be successful with Steam machines and OS. It will definitely change PC gaming.Quoting: Quote from richie442Are you f*cking kidding me??....I've never thought, that this game will come to Linux. Little bit sad, that almost every one is it calling "steamos" but nah.... very good news. Thanks Valve and developers :)
Well, they call it SteamOS since it's linux the platform they'll officially support. It's what was needed in Linux for a long time, some company stepping in making a "standard" for gaming, where the developers can focus on supporting it. Nevertheless, the community is known to make it work on all linux distros, we won't get support of the developers though.
I don't know yet about SteamOS, but maybe we can get a classical desktop (kde, gnome, xfce or what ever) too on it with office and dev environments so I can use the OS for gaming and working. That will be upon Valve or the community to build repos supporting that stuff.
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I will try it, might even buy a steambox if it is inside my price range.
Since SteamOS is opensource any functionality we need to make work on any other distros can be emulated easily (but i don't think its likely.)
Since SteamOS is opensource any functionality we need to make work on any other distros can be emulated easily (but i don't think its likely.)
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Liam, why are you posting links to sports car commercials now...
Wait, what???
This is "pre-alpha realtime footage"?
*BOGGLE*
Wait, what???
This is "pre-alpha realtime footage"?
*BOGGLE*
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Ok it's for sure now. I have to set up a computer with SteamOs and race these cars....
Hopefully, all my hardware will be supported in the game. That's the reason why I don't go on with the consoles for gaming.
Fingers crossed...
Hopefully, all my hardware will be supported in the game. That's the reason why I don't go on with the consoles for gaming.
Fingers crossed...
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