Today is Sunday, so that means generally there isn't much news (that isn't personally backlogged!), so today something different.
A question for you the community, what have you been playing recently and have you enjoyed it? Start recommending good games to your fellow Linux gamers
With all the games we have on Linux now my own personal library of games has grown to incredible levels. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door in Dolphin emulator.
Regnum Online.
Regnum Online.
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Bioshock (in Wine) which I got DRM free in the recent Humble Bundle.
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I played:
War Thunder video
Action Henk video
Interstellar Marines video
Verdun video
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War Thunder video
Action Henk video
Interstellar Marines video
Verdun video
View video on youtube.com
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Quoting: GoCorinthiansNope. Someone that ofends a game well liked by majority of gamers...doesnt even deserve arguments!
Care to chill there GoCorinthians? He has an opinion that is not yours. Deal with it.
At any rate, it really has been way too hot here to play any games, which is a problem given my backlog. I am currently playing through the full Amnesia series since I recently purchased AMFP, but so far have only gotten through the first Amnesia campaign again. I still have Justine to go through, and then I need to get to AMFP which still remains uninstalled despite the fact it is shown on my desktop wallpapers.
Other than that, I played through and finished LIMBO as soon as the native Linux version came out, and I have been on and off messing around with FTL: Faster Than Light. I should probably just get around to trying out some of the new expansion content given the fact that I now have basically given up on defeating the mothership; if anyone is going to do it then it will be my older brother who I got hooked on the game. I myself still kind of prefer Dungeons of Dredmor if I want to mess around in a rougelike though.
Then of course there are my usual standbys, matches of Quake III Arena in which I currently have over 17300 recorded frags, and the occasional game of Blood and Blood II through DOSBox or WINE respectively.
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leillo1975 Jul 13, 2014
XCOM EU and Half Life 2 Ep.1
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[quote=GoCorinthians][quote=Rutine]
First of all, he did not offend the game, only said he did not like it, and he had an argument. The one I was trying to understand. I disagree with what he says, but can understand his point.
But if your problem was what Armand Raynal said about Mount and Blade Warband, why exactly did you quote me in the first place ?
Quoting: GoCorinthiansNope. Someone that ofends a game well liked by majority of gamers...doesnt even deserve arguments!
First of all, he did not offend the game, only said he did not like it, and he had an argument. The one I was trying to understand. I disagree with what he says, but can understand his point.
But if your problem was what Armand Raynal said about Mount and Blade Warband, why exactly did you quote me in the first place ?
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Metallinatus Jul 13, 2014
Nothing on my PC unfortunately because I haven't been able to make Steam run on it since upgrading to Mint 17....
But I have been very well served with Mario Kart 8.
But I have been very well served with Mario Kart 8.
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What I have played recently :
XCOM : Ennemy Unknow (very addictive but I recommend you to save regularly because there is no autosave feature and the game occasionally crash).
Civilisation V (same for XCOM, very addictive but be sure to save at least every 15 minutes).
Goat simulator (fun).
The Bridge (don't, it's boring as hell).
Krautscape (unfinished, not fun at the moment).
Kerbal Space Program (really complicated).
And the game I've played before that but I strongly recommend :
Eryi's Action (really fun but it's a hard game, not for casual gamers).
Dust: An Elysian Tail (fully voiced, really cute and entertaining game).
XCOM : Ennemy Unknow (very addictive but I recommend you to save regularly because there is no autosave feature and the game occasionally crash).
Civilisation V (same for XCOM, very addictive but be sure to save at least every 15 minutes).
Goat simulator (fun).
The Bridge (don't, it's boring as hell).
Krautscape (unfinished, not fun at the moment).
Kerbal Space Program (really complicated).
And the game I've played before that but I strongly recommend :
Eryi's Action (really fun but it's a hard game, not for casual gamers).
Dust: An Elysian Tail (fully voiced, really cute and entertaining game).
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Finished a Rube Goldberg puzzle game recently (kinda fun but very short). Been playing Quest for Glory in ScummVM with my two best buddies, and started playing Sunrider last night due to Liam's recommendation. Hope to get in Worlds of Magic beta, in which case I'll be playing that soon...
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[quote=Rutine][quote=GoCorinthians]
Quoting: Rutinehahaha...nowadays even trolls got their friends to cover their bull$hits up! TRAGIC!Quoting: GoCorinthiansNope. Someone that ofends a game well liked by majority of gamers...doesnt even deserve arguments!First of all, he did not offend the game, only said he did not like it, and he had an argument. The one I was trying to understand. I disagree with what he says, but can understand his point.
But if your problem was what Armand Raynal said about Mount and Blade Warband, why exactly did you quote me in the first place ?
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i finished XCOM:EW
played a few hours of Champions of Regnum, been playing for a few years now
i tried Limbo and i really like the graphics style
and last but not least i gave Xenonauts a shot, its alot harder then XCOM;EW. its more like the original xcom franchise.i really recommend xenonauts
played a few hours of Champions of Regnum, been playing for a few years now
i tried Limbo and i really like the graphics style
and last but not least i gave Xenonauts a shot, its alot harder then XCOM;EW. its more like the original xcom franchise.i really recommend xenonauts
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Haven't really played much of anything the past few days. Latest I played was XCOM:EU. It was a little disappointing, but I didn't play it all that much. Besides that, it's been a lot of Tallowmere. Loving that game, and it got another update recently.
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Plintslîcho Jul 14, 2014
Xenonauts. And I'm absolutely fascinated by it. This game always manages to glue me to the screen and makes me come back for more. Not many games managed that in the recent past.
Also bought and started to play TheFall recently. Beautiful game from what I've seen so far with a thick atmosphere. I really like it.
Also bought and started to play TheFall recently. Beautiful game from what I've seen so far with a thick atmosphere. I really like it.
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The Last Tinker: City of Colors is something incredibly amazing and infinitely charming. It's not even 5/5, it's 100/100. Probably it's the best game I've ever played in my entire life.
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Civ5, Civ5 and ... Civ5.
A little of Battle Group 2, Faerie Solitaire. And replaying Half-Life for the 10+ time.
A little of Battle Group 2, Faerie Solitaire. And replaying Half-Life for the 10+ time.
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[quote=GoCorinthians][quote=Rutine]
Well.. I really don't know why I bother answering to you, because you don't even read what I'm saying.
What Armand Raynal said was no troll, and no bullshit, even if I disagree. Would you care being polite with me and with him ? And carefully reading what I say before answering ?
Thank you very much.
Quoting: GoCorinthiansQuoting: Rutinehahaha...nowadays even trolls got their friends to cover their bull$hits up! TRAGIC!Quoting: GoCorinthiansNope. Someone that ofends a game well liked by majority of gamers...doesnt even deserve arguments!First of all, he did not offend the game, only said he did not like it, and he had an argument. The one I was trying to understand. I disagree with what he says, but can understand his point.
But if your problem was what Armand Raynal said about Mount and Blade Warband, why exactly did you quote me in the first place ?
Well.. I really don't know why I bother answering to you, because you don't even read what I'm saying.
What Armand Raynal said was no troll, and no bullshit, even if I disagree. Would you care being polite with me and with him ? And carefully reading what I say before answering ?
Thank you very much.
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"XCOM - Enemy Unknown" cause I was big fan of original Microprose "UFO" series.
About 280 hours in "Star Conflict", guys this game is really worth of playing (with platoon of friends and voice comm it can be awesome :D).
and:
"X3" series (Reunion, TC, AP), some time with "Shadowrun Returns" as its really good cyberpunk cRPG with brilliant "climatic" graphics and low requirements, "Don't Starve".
All of above played native on Linux, I don't have Windows partition. With 37 games in Linux Steam library, and some of latest announcements: "Darksiders", "War Thunder", "Torment: ToN", "Divinity: OS" and most important "Star Citizen" i have enough "gaming power" on my Linux machine.
The only games I've played on Wine are "Planescape: Torment", one of the greatest games ever created (can't wait "Torment: Tides Of Numenera"), "Silent Hill 2, 3" and "Il2 Sturmovik 1946". All of them works perfectly on Wine (Il2 is OpenGL app). "Planescape: Torment" works better than on modern Windows versions (7,8).
If its interesting for some1, my specs: 2 core Phenom [email protected], 4Gb RAM, GTX 460SE. As U can see, it's definitely not a modern "gaming dragon" :D
About 280 hours in "Star Conflict", guys this game is really worth of playing (with platoon of friends and voice comm it can be awesome :D).
and:
"X3" series (Reunion, TC, AP), some time with "Shadowrun Returns" as its really good cyberpunk cRPG with brilliant "climatic" graphics and low requirements, "Don't Starve".
All of above played native on Linux, I don't have Windows partition. With 37 games in Linux Steam library, and some of latest announcements: "Darksiders", "War Thunder", "Torment: ToN", "Divinity: OS" and most important "Star Citizen" i have enough "gaming power" on my Linux machine.
The only games I've played on Wine are "Planescape: Torment", one of the greatest games ever created (can't wait "Torment: Tides Of Numenera"), "Silent Hill 2, 3" and "Il2 Sturmovik 1946". All of them works perfectly on Wine (Il2 is OpenGL app). "Planescape: Torment" works better than on modern Windows versions (7,8).
If its interesting for some1, my specs: 2 core Phenom [email protected], 4Gb RAM, GTX 460SE. As U can see, it's definitely not a modern "gaming dragon" :D
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