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Sad news, as Deep Silver originally confirmed to me Homefront: The Revolution was going to be a day-1 release, now they are not saying when.
They did confirm it's still in development:
@BabaOreum @gamingonlinux Hey, Mac and Linux versions are in development - https://t.co/YkrgNjb7n4
— Deep Silver UK (@DeepSilverUK) March 3, 2016
We'll keep you posted with the latest.
Sadly they didn't answer the question directly:
@gamingonlinux @BabaOreum We'll keep the channel updated with release dates for Mac & Linux
— Deep Silver UK (@DeepSilverUK) March 3, 2016
It might still come out at release, but their language "in development" and Steam only having a Windows icon to me says it will be a delayed release. A real shame, as it was one of the titles I have been looking forward to the most.
Same day releases are really important to Linux & SteamOS. It's still great it's coming. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Quoting: Kuduzkehpanok guys back to reality plz. We didnt lose anything. And we have couple of peoples who uses Linux. We are not even 2nd target customers. And if you really do something then stop blaming companies and start coding somethings for common good. Ofc we want games under our Fav OS without restrictions and so on. But come back to reality.While I agree with you about the fact that the important thing for us Linux users is to get the game ported anyway, I think that we are at a turning point.
if there is no linux ports we dont have to pay it. thats the deal for them.
now relax let them do their job. Also think "what i can do for progression gaming on linux"
have fun.
Indeed, Linux/StreamOS has a chance to attract many more users right now, but since we know we're not going to get exclusives and we're not going to get the best performance around any time soon, we need at least to get games on time, so that early adopters can consider Linux as a viable platform.
As far as we are concerned, it's not a real problem, but when you think about Linux's market share, it's quite a problem...
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