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Now is a really good opportunity to fill up your schedule with some awesome games! Humble Store has a fantastic sale going.

Here's my quick picks of the games you might want to look at:

See all the Linux games on sale here. There's masses of games on sale, so if you've been holding out on purchasing a game there's a good bet it's on sale right now.

What goodies have you picked up?

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rustybroomhandle Sep 16, 2017
Get Beatbuddy. If you like electro-swing and rhythm-ish gameplay.
Pinguino Sep 16, 2017
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is 75% off, I'd recommend it
Mezron Sep 16, 2017
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Damn you, GNU!

*wallets dies*
stretch611 Sep 16, 2017
I noticed that Project Highrise is pretty cheap right now as well. ($6.11 US w/extra 10% from monthly)

The problem is that it has no official linux support (but does have linux build threads on Steam.) Those threads have some activity, but does anyone here have it? Does it work ok?
charliebrownau Sep 17, 2017
Insurgency is awesome , highly recommend
g000h Sep 17, 2017
Overlord and Overlord II are nice and cheap. And one of my recent faves, Dungeon Warfare is 50% off.


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stretch611 Sep 17, 2017
Overlord and Overlord II are nice and cheap. And one of my recent faves, Dungeon Warfare is 50% off.
Dungeon Warfare is a cool Tower Defense game. I also recommend it if you enjoy that type of game.
no_information_here Sep 17, 2017
Dungeon Warfare is a cool Tower Defense game. I also recommend it if you enjoy that type of game.
I picked it up a month ago and played it waaay too much. Looks really simple, but they nailed the TD gameplay.
hoolaparara Sep 17, 2017
I noticed that Project Highrise is pretty cheap right now as well. ($6.11 US w/extra 10% from monthly)

The problem is that it has no official linux support (but does have linux build threads on Steam.) Those threads have some activity, but does anyone here have it? Does it work ok?

Project Highrise is one that annoyed I got it in a bundle and put it on my windows steam account only to find it has an unsupported linux version.

I've played a couple of hours and the game runs fine, it does have that bug with not starting if you have a prefs directory, but just playing it I have run into no issues.

There have been 2 sizable updates since I have had the game which makes it weird that the bug is still not fixed.

oh just had a quick look again and discovered I can build above air but need a special block.
serge Sep 17, 2017
I noticed that Project Highrise is pretty cheap right now as well. ($6.11 US w/extra 10% from monthly)

The problem is that it has no official linux support (but does have linux build threads on Steam.) Those threads have some activity, but does anyone here have it? Does it work ok?

I've played a couple of hours and the game runs fine, it does have that bug with not starting if you have a prefs directory, but just playing it I have run into no issues.

The bug with the prefs directory only happen with the 64bits build, rename the 32bits build with the 64bits build name, change the 64bits build name and you can save your game.


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Whitewolfe80 Sep 17, 2017
https://www.bundlestars.com/en/bundle/all-stars-9-bundle

Three linux games in this bundle priced at 1.39 gbp the pick of which is Forced slightly better edition bundle is only available for 72 hours though
Hamish Sep 17, 2017
Every time I even look at Humble Store I get discouraged by how awful their tagging system is. The way it often forgets selections or does nonsense such as showing games which have DRM Free Windows builds only even though I have Linux selected as a platform as well. Browsing for anything on there is a pain.
musojon74 Sep 17, 2017
Thanks for this heads up. Bought a few things including edge both overlords and outlast. Outlast is fantastic!
Asu Sep 17, 2017
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is 75% off, I'd recommend it

yeah, the fall is on sale on mobile, too.
I just absolutely respect eidos bringing deus ex to all platforms...
Grazen Sep 18, 2017
I noticed that a few games, in particular Northgard and Darksiders II are listed on Humble with Linix support but Linux isn't shown as supported on Steam.
Mezron Sep 22, 2017
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Every time I even look at Humble Store I get discouraged by how awful their tagging system is. The way it often forgets selections or does nonsense such as showing games which have DRM Free Windows builds only even though I have Linux selected as a platform as well. Browsing for anything on there is a pain.

This happen to me for the first time. I bought a game thinking it was a linux game from a stack I had in the cart. They refunded right away, though.
stretch611 Sep 22, 2017
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I bought a game thinking it was a linux game from a stack I had in the cart. They refunded right away, though.
Actually when I bought Project Highrise the other day (which the devs are very clear there is zero support despite releasing a linux build on steam) Humble Bundle clearly stated in my cart that it was not a linux game. I had never saw this before, but I like it. It also happened on a free title they had the other day (Oddworld, I believe).

I'm not sure when they started this notification but I did like it. I do not use windows at all so I am not sure whether or not they pick up the Operating System from my browser id string or if they associate my account with linux after selecting that many times when purchasing/downloading bundles. (I assume they use the browser id string because that woud work for first time buyers as well.)
Mezron Sep 23, 2017
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[quote=stretch611]
I bought a game thinking it was a linux game from a stack I had in the cart. They refunded right away, though.
Actually when I bought Project Highrise the other day (which the devs are very clear there is zero support despite releasing a linux build on steam) Humble Bundle clearly stated in my cart that it was not a linux game. I had never saw this before, but I like it. It also happened on a free title they had the other day (Oddworld, I believe).

I'm not sure when they started this notification but I did like it. I do not use windows at all so I am not sure whether or not they pick up the Operating System from my browser id string or if they associate my account with linux after selecting that many times when purchasing/downloading bundles. (I assume they use the browser id string because that woud work for first time buyers as well.)

I wish I would have gotten that notification. It's been almost 2 decades since a Windows computers has touched my hands.
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