I noticed a lot of activity on the Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor SteamDB entry recently, and poking Feral about it gave us another teaser, but what could it be?
I do love Feral and their teasers! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
@gamingonlinux Okay, no more teasers. Such as the attached image. What could it mean? pic.twitter.com/yoWg7wu2us
— Feral Interactive (@feralgames) April 8, 2015
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camoceltic 8 Apr 2015
A reverse image search shows it's the Red Herring restaurant, so it could be a Red Herring of the Red Herring. Then again, it is a Fremont, Australia city that the restaurant is in, so maybe it's more than a red herring: A sign of a port coming from an Australian company. Since it's a seafood restaurant, maybe it's to do with an underwater game. I dunno, maybe?
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Did 2K Australia did anything else than Borderlands?
EDIT : I would go with Bioshock.
EDIT : I would go with Bioshock.
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Though I think that tcit is right that it's Bioshock I'd love Homeworld Remastered. As unlikely as it might be. There's a tenuous Gearbox connection and that's enough for me to hope.
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Did 2K Australia did anything else than Borderlands?
EDIT : I would go with Bioshock.
They only did Bioshock 2.
PS. I'm still hoping for annoucement on Alien: Isolation coming to SteamOS/Linux.
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FarCry.... I've said too much.
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For sure it's a port of this one:
[Red Herring on Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.BlueOxTech.RedHerring&hl=en)
:D
[Red Herring on Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.BlueOxTech.RedHerring&hl=en)
:D
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For sure it's a port of this one:
[Red Herring on Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.BlueOxTech.RedHerring&hl=en)
:D
GOTY 2015 hahaha :D
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Fascinating!
I think it's for Just Cause 2, because:
- the aesthetic. I've played the first Just Cause on the Xbox 360 and it reminded me of the aesthetic a lot.
- that some interest was shown about porting it to Linux in the past
- the upcoming Mad Max by the same company will (probably) have a day-one Linux release!
I think it's for Just Cause 2, because:
- the aesthetic. I've played the first Just Cause on the Xbox 360 and it reminded me of the aesthetic a lot.
- that some interest was shown about porting it to Linux in the past
- the upcoming Mad Max by the same company will (probably) have a day-one Linux release!
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Fascinating!
I think it's for Just Cause 2, because:
- the aesthetic. I've played the first Just Cause on the Xbox 360 and it reminded me of the aesthetic a lot.
- that some interest was shown about porting it to Linux in the past
- the upcoming Mad Max by the same company will (probably) have a day-one Linux release!
That's funny. It immediately reminded me of Just Cause 2 as well. I didn't post that as a guess because I know the publisher, Square Enix, hasn't shown any interest in Linux porting so far (unlike WB, which is the Mad Max publisher). I suppose that could change.
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All I see is yellow lights, so it must be Deus Ex, HR or Mankind Divided. I might just be seeing what I want to see, though.
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Did 2K Australia did anything else than Borderlands?
EDIT : I would go with Bioshock.
They only did Bioshock 2.
PS. I'm still hoping for annoucement on Alien: Isolation coming to SteamOS/Linux.
That's not true, 2K Australia worked on Bioshock 1.
The original Bioshock is a good guess, but it could also be just a ....red herring :)
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crunchpaste 8 Apr 2015
I guess I'm the only one that did a Wiki search...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_herring
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_herring
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I guess I'm the only one that did a Wiki search...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_herring
LOL! Nice! :D
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I guess I'm the only one that did a Wiki search...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_herring
I hope many people knew that without looking into Wikipedia.
It's a classic!
(The article misses the uses in computer games, e.g. Secret of Monkey Island...)
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