It's been another few months since I asked this question, so let's see what you have all been up to recently! There's so many games on Linux now we are spoilt for choice.
Myself, I have been playing a fair bit of the strategy game/collectible card game Faeria which I have fallen a little in love with.
We also had a bit of a multiplayer game on Sid Meier's Civilization V with myself, Samsai, BTRE and a fellow named Gnarface from IRC. I have to say, that game has given me a renewed interest in Civilization V, and I hope Aspyr are able to fix the game up soon for newer Nvidia drivers as it became an issue for me. I ended up having to use my Steam Machine with the older more stable drivers.
What have you been playing? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Myself, I have been playing a fair bit of the strategy game/collectible card game Faeria which I have fallen a little in love with.
We also had a bit of a multiplayer game on Sid Meier's Civilization V with myself, Samsai, BTRE and a fellow named Gnarface from IRC. I have to say, that game has given me a renewed interest in Civilization V, and I hope Aspyr are able to fix the game up soon for newer Nvidia drivers as it became an issue for me. I ended up having to use my Steam Machine with the older more stable drivers.
What have you been playing? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Revisiting Don't Starve for completitionist itch (lot of new, slight changes there), and writing in-depth review about Bioshock Infinite. Ran out of steam for Team Fortess 2. Looking forward to get all kind of new games later this year, just need more time.
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wvstolzing Mar 16, 2016
In other news: Dying Light got a DRM-free release on gog.com -- but windows only.
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TobyHaynes Mar 16, 2016
Divinity: Original Sin (all my characters are level 20 but I'm missing a Star Stone ...)
SUPERHOT (the most innovative shooter I've played in years) ;-)
Overgrowth (which finally is starting to show some chance that it might actually get finished)
SUPERHOT (the most innovative shooter I've played in years) ;-)
Overgrowth (which finally is starting to show some chance that it might actually get finished)
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After giving the Fun Pimps such a hard time for their awful Linux support, I finally got around to playing the late Alpha 13 version of 7 Days to Die.
I have to say, it's really, really good. It's get absolutely panned in the Steam reviews right now - lots of people preferred Alpha 12, so I'm going to re-voice my hatred of reviews for Early Access games... but since I never played Alpha 12, I'm coming in fresh and it's really superb.
Like Minecraft, only with good graphics. Well, and a lot more detail hunger/thirst, warmth/chill, clothes, infection, and a really, really slick crafting system. And of course, a huge variety of zombies.
So, yeah - definitely worth checking that out if you haven't played it yet.
I have to say, it's really, really good. It's get absolutely panned in the Steam reviews right now - lots of people preferred Alpha 12, so I'm going to re-voice my hatred of reviews for Early Access games... but since I never played Alpha 12, I'm coming in fresh and it's really superb.
Like Minecraft, only with good graphics. Well, and a lot more detail hunger/thirst, warmth/chill, clothes, infection, and a really, really slick crafting system. And of course, a huge variety of zombies.
So, yeah - definitely worth checking that out if you haven't played it yet.
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Divinity: OS, Talos Principle, Dreamfall: Chapters, and Amnesia: TDD (because I realized at some point that I'd never finished it the first time)
Edit: Oh! and this great user-created campaign for SR:HK, The Caldecott Caper!
Last edited by Tak on 16 March 2016 at 2:38 pm UTC
Edit: Oh! and this great user-created campaign for SR:HK, The Caldecott Caper!
Last edited by Tak on 16 March 2016 at 2:38 pm UTC
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Haven't had much time recently, but I'm slowly going through the Shadowrun: Hong Kong expansion.
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After I've read here that Knights & Merchants was released on Steam for Linux (as wine wrapped version) I've started to play it. 4 days later I've 14 hours in game and I've realized that this is a game that I loved so much back in the days and now I remember why. I'm on 7th mission (almost done) and I guess I will continue to play it next weekend and week as well.
Before K&M I was playing Pillars of Eternity.
Before K&M I was playing Pillars of Eternity.
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CSGO, Trine 3, outlast, Never alone and left for dead 2
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Alas, I have mostly been playing the gf's copy of Stardew Valley in wine recently. I've not even played Xcom 2 for a few weeks..
Other than that, I've been playing Openxcom on my phone, and Final Fantasy X on my PS4.
Other than that, I've been playing Openxcom on my phone, and Final Fantasy X on my PS4.
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lucifertdark Mar 16, 2016
Victor Vran, feeding skeletons a face full of grenade is lots of fun. :D
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