UPDATE: Turns out it is an error:
Original article:
Usually, I wouldn't bother writing about a Windows-only game bundle from Humble Bundle (why would I?), but The Humble Telltale Games Bundle seems to have a Linux game coming.
One of our Twitter followers pointed it out to me, so I got curious and took a look. It seems there is a Linux game coming, take a look at this section on the bundle:
Notice the little tux icon on the last one.
The bundles from Humble Bundle tend to add one or more games part way through, to get extra funding towards the end. So this isn't uncommon, but Telltale have no Linux games right now.
To make it clear, this could easily be an error of someone checking a box for Linux support by accident. However, we know Telltale have worked behind the scenes on a Linux port of Minecraft: Story Mode and The Walking Dead. Keep in mind both of those titles are already in the bundle, so it can't be either of those, which makes me suspicious.
So don't expect something big, as I honestly think it's an error, but I would love to be surprised. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
QuoteIt is a generic graphic that we use for the "More games coming soon" section, which contains all of the icons. Sorry for the confusion!
Original article:
Usually, I wouldn't bother writing about a Windows-only game bundle from Humble Bundle (why would I?), but The Humble Telltale Games Bundle seems to have a Linux game coming.
One of our Twitter followers pointed it out to me, so I got curious and took a look. It seems there is a Linux game coming, take a look at this section on the bundle:
Notice the little tux icon on the last one.
The bundles from Humble Bundle tend to add one or more games part way through, to get extra funding towards the end. So this isn't uncommon, but Telltale have no Linux games right now.
To make it clear, this could easily be an error of someone checking a box for Linux support by accident. However, we know Telltale have worked behind the scenes on a Linux port of Minecraft: Story Mode and The Walking Dead. Keep in mind both of those titles are already in the bundle, so it can't be either of those, which makes me suspicious.
So don't expect something big, as I honestly think it's an error, but I would love to be surprised. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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All the games I'm actually interested in are in the lowest tier. None of them support Linux though so I guess I'll just save that dollar.
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Well I bought the lowest tier anyway. Can always play with WINE.
Also today I bought Dungeon Warfare which is a Dungeon Keeper-style setting, pixel graphics, Tower Defense game and is currently at 75% off discount. Working for me on Linux. Lots of people giving it good reviews. So far, so good.
Also today I bought Dungeon Warfare which is a Dungeon Keeper-style setting, pixel graphics, Tower Defense game and is currently at 75% off discount. Working for me on Linux. Lots of people giving it good reviews. So far, so good.
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slaapliedje 18 Jul 2017
I think the only telltale game that shows the SteamOS icon is the first Walking Dead one, right? I think from one sale or another I probably already have all of them, but I've only played a little of the first one.
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I think the only telltale game that shows the SteamOS icon is the first Walking Dead one, right? I think from one sale or another I probably already have all of them, but I've only played a little of the first one.
Well, out of curiosity I have just activated The Walking Dead: Season 1 from my recent $1 Tier purchase, and it has Mac and Windows, but no Linux install - and that includes under the Properties field on Steam client.
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I think the only telltale game that shows the SteamOS icon is the first Walking Dead one, right? I think from one sale or another I probably already have all of them, but I've only played a little of the first one.
Well, out of curiosity I have just activated The Walking Dead: Season 1 from my recent $1 Tier purchase, and it has Mac and Windows, but no Linux install - and that includes under the Properties field on Steam client.
That's odd. I have it on steam under SteamOS+Linux section.
(PS : Also for dungeon keeper like stuff try War for the Overworld , Dungeons 2 or KeeperRL :) )
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Well, out of curiosity I have just activated The Walking Dead: Season 1 from my recent $1 Tier purchase, and it has Mac and Windows, but no Linux install - and that includes under the Properties field on Steam client.
That's odd. I have it on steam under SteamOS+Linux section.
Very interesting. I just bought "The Walking Dead" and it only has Windows and Mac icons on Steam:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/207610/The_Walking_Dead/
Noting from this very website GOL Waking Dead link that Walking Dead had a SteamDB Linux Depot, back in February 2017.
So, did they release it to Linux, and then pull it again due to Support or Stability issues (but allowed existing owners to keep it in their accounts)? Or maybe you have access to some sort of hidden beta programme? Is it still going to come to Linux - Anyone spotted SteamDB Depot activity?
Any news on the other Telltale games and whether they might be coming to Linux (eventually)?
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Well, out of curiosity I have just activated The Walking Dead: Season 1 from my recent $1 Tier purchase, and it has Mac and Windows, but no Linux install - and that includes under the Properties field on Steam client.
That's odd. I have it on steam under SteamOS+Linux section.
Very interesting. I just bought "The Walking Dead" and it only has Windows and Mac icons on Steam:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/207610/The_Walking_Dead/
Noting from this very website GOL Waking Dead link that Walking Dead had a SteamDB Linux Depot, back in February 2017.
So, did they release it to Linux, and then pull it again due to Support or Stability issues (but allowed existing owners to keep it in their accounts)? Or maybe you have access to some sort of hidden beta programme? Is it still going to come to Linux - Anyone spotted SteamDB Depot activity?
Any news on the other Telltale games and whether they might be coming to Linux (eventually)?
I think i may have downloaded it earlier this year - been on Linux since late August 2016.
Maybe they pulled it after i downloaded it ?
Kinda weird they pulled support.
Last edited by razing32 on 19 Jul 2017 at 1:04 pm UTC
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SeekTheShrubbery 21 Jul 2017
I wonder how difficult it is to port Telltale's games to Linux. Most of their games run on Windows, Mac, Android and iOS and they aren't exactly graphics-heavy. Considering how little replayability their games have, supporting one more platform (provided it doesn't cost too much) can't be a bad thing.
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slaapliedje 21 Jul 2017
Well, I installed it in Linux, tried to run it and then it complained about missing executable of WalkingDead101.exe
Looking at the files, there are mostly just a bunch of .txt files, oddly a bunch of 102-106, but no 101...
Maybe I tried installing it once and now it's marked that I can install it always?
Looking at the files, there are mostly just a bunch of .txt files, oddly a bunch of 102-106, but no 101...
Maybe I tried installing it once and now it's marked that I can install it always?
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Well, I installed it in Linux, tried to run it and then it complained about missing executable of WalkingDead101.exe
Looking at the files, there are mostly just a bunch of .txt files, oddly a bunch of 102-106, but no 101...
Maybe I tried installing it once and now it's marked that I can install it always?
Damn , it seems that is the case for me as well.
I never did try to run it until now :(
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