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Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions is the next in line of the crazy neon coloured action game. The new version has been confirmed for Linux too!

This was one of Aspyr Media's secret ports, so we have them to thank yet again! We should also thank the developers for being so open about it on twitter.

Confirmation comes from the developers public tweets to us:

@gamingonlinux yes the linux port is very much real

— Lucid Games (@LucidGamesLtd) November 19, 2014


@gamingonlinux The guys at Aspyr are handling it for us

— Lucid Games (@LucidGamesLtd) November 19, 2014



About the game
Enjoy the next chapter in the award-winning Geometry Wars franchise and battle through waves of enemies in this frenetic arcade shooter.
Key features include:

- Over 50 single player levels including Adventure and Classic Arcade modes
- 3D grids and over 10 battle modes including Pacifism, King and Claustrophobia
- 4 unique companion drones such as Attack, Collector, Ram and Snipe
- Cooperative and Online Competitive Multiplayer modes
- Community and Friend Leaderboards

Check out Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions on Steam. It will release on the 25th of November.

How excited about it are you? Let us know! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Sslaxx 19 Nov 2014
Interesting. Never thought I'd see Activision supporting Linux games, directly or otherwise. Better than EA, Ubisoft or Zenimax at least!
Xylemon 19 Nov 2014
This is great news! I really loved Geometry Wars on the 360, but I always felt the PC release was mediocre in comparison. Not only does it look like they're going to bring the same love to PC with this sequel, but with Linux included! Definitely going to get this when it comes out.
Skiski 19 Nov 2014
Ho man! I'm not a "day one" guy, but I loved Geometry Wars 1 and 2 so much that I don't think that I will be able to resist very long. I hope that the linux port will be available day one, or at least, soon.
Beamboom 19 Nov 2014
Oooh Aspyr! That's a relief. I was worried this was a Unity game at first. The game looks like great fun. Will it be released for Linux as well from day one?

EDIT: I see the earlier games in the franchise has collected excellent metascores. Sold!
filsd 19 Nov 2014
As a fan of the originals, I'm deeply excited! :D
Guest 19 Nov 2014
great news. Wonder when the Steam controller is out ?
ElectricPrism 20 Nov 2014
Gonna buy, but gonna wait till it goes on sale. Into the wish-list with you GW3.
Donkey 20 Nov 2014
Did someone mention Aspyr! On my wish-list :D

Looks like a game which would work great with a Steam controller. Relaxed and laid-back positioning, legs on the table and a steam controller in a tight grip and a few hours of fun game play.
dubigrasu 20 Nov 2014
To be honest I'm not that ecstatic that this was one of the secret Aspyr's ports.
I had hopes that they're working on heavy AAA projects, something to give Linux and edge of sorts.
I imagine (hope) there's still some great work in progress there though.

To be exact, this game could be tons of fun and all, I have nothing to say against it.
But while personally I don't necessarily need only AAA titles in my library, I think Linux as a platform badly needs them.
Donkey 20 Nov 2014
Looking at the Sierra home page, another Aspyr related game might be King's Quest. Could it be that Sierra is a Linux friendly publisher? "Looking forward to serve bad porridge to evil wizards".
oldrocker99 20 Nov 2014
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Well at least it’s not a turn-based strategy game.

Hey, I like TBS! Besides, Aspyr did Borderlands 2, and the Pre-Sequel, too. Hardly exclusively TBS...
flesk 20 Nov 2014
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Looking at the Sierra home page, another Aspyr related game might be King's Quest. Could it be that Sierra is a Linux friendly publisher? "Looking forward to serve bad porridge to evil wizards".

Well, the Sierra brand is also owned by Activision and both of these games were mentioned in the press release from Activision in August where they announced that they were giving Sierra a rebirth as an indie developer. The developer of the new King's Quest is The Odd Gentlemen, the developer of the excellent The Misadventures of P. B. Winterbottom and the probably not very good Wayward Manor. Neither of those games are available for Linux, so it's likely they'll need someone to help them out with the Linux version.
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