We are firmly into the new year now, so what have you all been playing recently? It's been a while since I asked!
I have been doing the usual rounds of testing random games I find here and there, but I think Hand of Fate is still the game that has impressed me the most recently. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
I have been doing the usual rounds of testing random games I find here and there, but I think Hand of Fate is still the game that has impressed me the most recently. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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OLucasZanella 9 Jan 2016
I've been playing a lot of Viking Conquest and Saints Row IV.
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psppwner300 9 Jan 2016
Skullgirls. Would also be playing Storm United but it's still tough to find an active server without BOTS.
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No More Room In Hell, CS:GO, Codename CURE, Insurgency and Left 4 Dead 2 for the most part.
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soulsource 9 Jan 2016
In the last few days I've been mainly playing Road Redemption, Cities: Skylines, and Grow Home.
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prueba_hola 9 Jan 2016
Grid autosport !! : 3
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Divinity: Original Sin EE (great game, beautiful, but crashy). Before that, KOTOR II (25h playthrough for like 3€, crazy), Read Only Memories.
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Insurgency and Pillars of Eternity mostly, and a little bit of OpenClonk, No more room in hell, Balanced Annihilation ...
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I was very happy when I gave Divinity: Original Sin a spin and thought the xmas was set. Finally a RPG for Linux with the production values I look for. But then... I fired up Saints Row 4. Mainly just to have a peek and check the performance, but discovered that this game was a lot better than I expected. And runs like a charm.
As a Matrix fan I just loved the setting so much - and when I discovered the space hub was one giant homage to my favourite game franchise of all time, Mass Effect, well then I was sold. Highly recommended if your preferences are anywhere near mine.
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As a Matrix fan I just loved the setting so much - and when I discovered the space hub was one giant homage to my favourite game franchise of all time, Mass Effect, well then I was sold. Highly recommended if your preferences are anywhere near mine.
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Rogue Legacy, BattleBlock Theater and Star Trek Judgement Rites. All three are really, really good games.
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Mostly replaying old games with my new Steam controller; Kotor 2, Borderlands 2, Guacamelee, and Half-Life 2. It's been pretty sweet.
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I play now mostly Nuclear Throne, recently out of early access (not mentioned here I think).
Also Broforce, Rogue Legacy, Shadow of Mordor and Kingdom. All new for me.
Also Broforce, Rogue Legacy, Shadow of Mordor and Kingdom. All new for me.
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leillo1975 9 Jan 2016
Grid Autosport and Euro Truck Sim. 2. I played a bit Saints Row 4
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Finally put away Borderlands 2 after playing it for months on end and finishing the main game, starting it again in TVHM and playing through about half of it and finishing all of the story DLC (except for a few repetitive and arena DLC sidequests) until I decided that enough is enough.
Finished Batman: Arkham Asylum (under Wine, obviously) which is a very good game but not as great as most people make it out to be. Good looking game, nice combat, and good story, especially if you're a fan of the comics (the voice acting was *really* good for a video game).
Started The Talos Principle which is great so far, though a bit easy (not going for any stars right now) but I'm sure will get much harder soon. Also just started Apotheon which is good but I think I'll need to get used to its combat. I'm also slooowly going through a smattering of other long-running puzzle games (The Bridge, Munin, etc.) Looking into Grim Fandango and Spellunky and occasionally playing BlazeRush and LEGO Hobbit with my kids.
I need to start some long-lasting tough RPG like Wasteland 2 which I kickstarted but never touched. Is the Director's Cut pretty stable and fully patched at this point?
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Finished Batman: Arkham Asylum (under Wine, obviously) which is a very good game but not as great as most people make it out to be. Good looking game, nice combat, and good story, especially if you're a fan of the comics (the voice acting was *really* good for a video game).
Started The Talos Principle which is great so far, though a bit easy (not going for any stars right now) but I'm sure will get much harder soon. Also just started Apotheon which is good but I think I'll need to get used to its combat. I'm also slooowly going through a smattering of other long-running puzzle games (The Bridge, Munin, etc.) Looking into Grim Fandango and Spellunky and occasionally playing BlazeRush and LEGO Hobbit with my kids.
I need to start some long-lasting tough RPG like Wasteland 2 which I kickstarted but never touched. Is the Director's Cut pretty stable and fully patched at this point?
Last edited by seamoose on 9 Jan 2016 at 7:58 pm UTC
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DamonLinuxPL 9 Jan 2016
Few days ago Im finished Torchlight II and day ago also Torchlight. In other time Im play still a lot in Dota 2 and Heroes of Newerth. Sometimes also CS:GO, sometimes also in Age of Wonders III.
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Currently I put lots of time into: Dying Light :)
I also put some time into: Divinity Original Sin, Saints Row IV and Alien Isolation
I also put some time into: Divinity Original Sin, Saints Row IV and Alien Isolation
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