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Battle Chess: Game of Kings looks like it will be coming to Linux as a developer confirms it on their Steam forum.
I played a really old battle chess game on the Amiga and it was quite fun, this game looks quite fantastic at bringing an old classic board game to life.
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Features
Turn-based Multiplayer: Play against the computer with scalable difficulty or against live opponents via the internet.
Skill Challenge: Test your Chess skills by completing game play scenario challenges in a certain number of moves.
Battleground Training: Control your environment. Place pieces strategically on the chess board to test strategy.
Tutorials: Video tutorials explain the rules and basic strategies of chess with a little bit of humor.
Animations: Watch your army execute vivid capture moves as they take an opposing piece. Dozens of unique battles, idle and movement animations bring the battleground to life.
Achievements: Earn achievements and trophies.
Environments: Choose between 3 unique Battlegrounds.
What do you think guys? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Battle Chess: Game of Kings looks like it will be coming to Linux as a developer confirms it on their Steam forum.
I played a really old battle chess game on the Amiga and it was quite fun, this game looks quite fantastic at bringing an old classic board game to life.
QuoteMac/Linux/Windows will play each other. :)
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Features
Turn-based Multiplayer: Play against the computer with scalable difficulty or against live opponents via the internet.
Skill Challenge: Test your Chess skills by completing game play scenario challenges in a certain number of moves.
Battleground Training: Control your environment. Place pieces strategically on the chess board to test strategy.
Tutorials: Video tutorials explain the rules and basic strategies of chess with a little bit of humor.
Animations: Watch your army execute vivid capture moves as they take an opposing piece. Dozens of unique battles, idle and movement animations bring the battleground to life.
Achievements: Earn achievements and trophies.
Environments: Choose between 3 unique Battlegrounds.
What do you think guys? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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I finish test on wine and works good
View video on youtube.com
:)
I tried this in wine and I cannot click anything on the main menu, also using nvidia + wine 1.7.15
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I finish test on wine and works goodI tried this in wine and I cannot click anything on the main menu, also using nvidia + wine 1.7.15
View video on youtube.com
:)
On my case works without problem, my system specs is
Nvidia Drivers 334.21 (estamos usando el paquete binario (run package) de la pagina de nvidia)***
Linux Mint 16 KDE Edition 32Bit - Kernel 3.11.0.12 PAE
CPU: INTEL Pentium G3220 (Nucleo Haswell a 22nm) 3.0Ghz (Dual-Core) Stock Clock
MEM: 8GB DDR3 1333 (2x4) Patriot value (128 bit dual channel: 21.3 gb/s)
GPU: Zotac Nvidia Geforce GT630 (GK208 28nm: 384 Shaders / 8 ROPS) Zone Edition Passive Cooling 2GB DDR3 1800Mhz a 64Bit (14.4Gb/s)
BOARD: MSI H81M E33
On my channel have some videos about how compile and install wine from source but i work on 32bit linux mint flavor
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Maybe its the drivers, I am using 331.38
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Maybe its the drivers, I am using 331.38
its possible only have test for probe that
Buying it purely to run under wine isn't as effective as voting with your wallet and waiting for a native Linux build.
But for now if anyone wish using on linux, can use wine
:)
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On my opinion wine on gaming actually is more using on DX9 titles and before (but still issues)
Resuming while users want linux native games (and pay for them) many games appears in next years
:)
Resuming while users want linux native games (and pay for them) many games appears in next years
:)
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On my opinion wine on gaming actually is more using on DX9 titles (mainly legacy titles) and before (but still issues)
Resuming while users want linux native games (and pay for them) many games go on appears in next years, especially newer games
:)
Resuming while users want linux native games (and pay for them) many games go on appears in next years, especially newer games
:)
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On my opinion wine on gaming actually is more using on DX9 titles and before (but still issues)
Resuming while users want linux native games and pay for them, many games go on appears in next years
Almost forget steamos and steam machines give more focus on linux native games
:)
Resuming while users want linux native games and pay for them, many games go on appears in next years
Almost forget steamos and steam machines give more focus on linux native games
:)
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Wine is never a good alternative...especially having to keep a seperate steam installation and switching is really annoying. Still can't get it to work anyway.
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Wine is never a good alternative...especially having to keep a seperate steam installation and switching is really annoying. Still can't get it to work anyway.
But if you want play some title (DX9 mainly with certain conditions) and dont like use windows
You needed if developer make linux port but if developer dont make linux port only remains play on wine, and many games works if you can see my youtube channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/mrdeathjr28
this example
View video on youtube.com
Its more complicated than use windows or use native port but if user wants
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