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Lost Eden [GOG], a classic from 1995 has been released on GOG and it has Linux support right away thanks to DOSBox.
My GOG contacts sent over a copy, and I'm pleased to say it works perfectly. Thanks to GOG bundling DOSBox with old games all you need to do is install and run it.
Anyone remember this one? Will you grab a copy to support GOG and their continuing rescue of classic games?
About the game
Lost Eden, an alternative prehistoric past where man and dinosaur co-exist.
You must travel four continents and meet more than twelve different species of dinosaurs, each with its own distinct personality. It is your goal to restore the peace that once allowed man and beast to live harmoniously. To accomplish this goal, you will need to find the secret to traveling the lands of Eden, engaging the help of the dinosaurs and rebuilding lost citadels. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
My GOG contacts sent over a copy, and I'm pleased to say it works perfectly. Thanks to GOG bundling DOSBox with old games all you need to do is install and run it.
Anyone remember this one? Will you grab a copy to support GOG and their continuing rescue of classic games?
About the game
Lost Eden, an alternative prehistoric past where man and dinosaur co-exist.
You must travel four continents and meet more than twelve different species of dinosaurs, each with its own distinct personality. It is your goal to restore the peace that once allowed man and beast to live harmoniously. To accomplish this goal, you will need to find the secret to traveling the lands of Eden, engaging the help of the dinosaurs and rebuilding lost citadels. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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9 comments
Ha, this was one of the first 2 games I ever bought with my own money :D (the other being Acsendancy for reference)
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I just bought it after read this news :D. A nice classic, very innovative when released and with a great soundtrack.
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I wish GOG would Relase Wing Commander 1/2/3/4 in Dosbox for Linux. It's annoying having to replace the windows dosbox binaries with my own.
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I remember this one and I remember being interested, but I don't think I ever played it. Thanks to GOG I just might.
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untriangle Jan 17, 2017
Amazing soundtrack!
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I've never played it, but it looks interesting.
@liamdawe: I see you switched to KDE?-)
Last edited by Shmerl on 17 January 2017 at 9:18 pm UTC
@liamdawe: I see you switched to KDE?-)
Last edited by Shmerl on 17 January 2017 at 9:18 pm UTC
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I've never played it, but it looks interesting.
@liamdawe: I see you switched to KDE?-)
On Antergos, no less. #ArchMasterRace?
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For me this game is all about the way musics is played through each places. Séphane Picq has done amazing work on this game, and also on earlier title Dune (1992). Adlib version is gold :p
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I wish GOG would Relase Wing Commander 1/2/3/4 in Dosbox for Linux. It's annoying having to replace the windows dosbox binaries with my own.
As much as we'd like to do that, unfortunately, it's easier said than done...
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