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Since the weekends are generally our quiet time, as I take them to spend a little time with family I'm asking a question: What have you been playing and what do you think?

I've been spending more time than I was expecting in Rust. It's strange really, as it's a game I previously didn't get along with at all and now I'm quite hooked on it.

Not everyone will agree with me on this, but I actually think Rust is one of the nicest looking games on Linux. Sure, there's a good bunch that are better, but there's been many moments in Rust where I have to completely stop and just take in the view. That's in-between all the moments of absolute panic when someone fires shots at me and I have no idea where they are.

I want to share this image I took recently too, from a little meet up we did on our server:

We ended up having some sort of in-game concert and it was rather amusing. What makes it even more interesting, is that community member woox2k managed to hook up some scripts (available on GitHub) to play custom music files in game with the guitars and it was incredible.

If you want to join us on our Rust server, details of our game servers are here.

Anyway, less of my ramblings, over to you! Tell us what you've been playing in the comments.

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muteaudio 8 Oct 2017
This weekend I just wanted to have a quick look at "The Way" and got kind of hooked - despite some of the puzzles beeing not very intuitive (to put it mildly) which constantly made me exclamate "How?", "Why?" and "What?!?" (not necessarily in that order).
Samsai 8 Oct 2017
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What I've played? Undertale (a Genocide run)

What do I think? Lots of pain, both to me and others. In the time I've spent on two bosses I could have played through an entire standard-length game, but I suppose that was to be expected and I should not complain. If I wasn't practically drowning in determination I would have given up a while ago already.
RichieEB 8 Oct 2017
Insurgency is my regular go to, it's awesome fun FPS.
diego2311 8 Oct 2017
Mad max, Dota 2 and Europa universalis IV
slaapliedje 8 Oct 2017
Road Redemption was a blast last night, unfortunately I ended up playing in Windows, seems the Linux version is 'Final Release in review', and there was a bug where it went to my 1600x1200 monitor instead of one of my 2560x1440 screens, which means that when I tried to force it to 1920x1080 over the Steam Link, it cut off the sides, and it wouldn't let me move screens in Gnome (which is how I normally fix such things...

Other than that, the sadly non-Linux game Elite: Dangerous, which I started a mission to make 600k... then realized it's going to take me a mega crap ton of jumps to make it there from where I am... assuming I can ever get a course plotted, exploration time!
FredO 8 Oct 2017
Steamworld Dig 2
Hyper Light Drifter (local co-op)
Overlord 2
Dawn of War 3 campaign
Laser Squad in a Spectrum emulator

Edit: Also Dirt Rally - never gets old.


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robvv 8 Oct 2017
Jydge (love this!)
Regions of Ruin
Streets of Rogue (got more than 50 hours now!)
Rusted Warfare RTS (recommended for TA fans)
Nowhere Prophet beta
Doom 4 (WINE)
Tchey 8 Oct 2017
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So many games to play with, so little time to enjoy them all...

September / October was like this so far :

Via WINE, Auto Age : Standoff. A 1980 cars battle arena multiplayer.

Linux, i've been playing Overgrowth Beta 6, done the Campaign and a few mods.
VEmpire, a card game with nice uncommon mechanics
Goken, a AJRPG cute
Dungeons of Chaos, a retro RPG with a team of 6, turn based combats
Solar Settlers, a great cerebral board game with cards, where you have to colonize planets
Voxel Turf, a unpolished but super fun Minecraft + SimCity + GTA
Golden Krone Hotel, a rogulike where you play as a human turning into a vampire
Undervault, a simple yet fun and original roguelike
Depth of Extinction, a nice XCOM underwater in alpha
Heliborne, kind of World of Tanks, with choppers
... and more are on the waiting line...

I've been playtesting Triple X Tycoon and Star Traders Frontier too, and the last one will soak my time i guess for the upcoming weeks...

Also RPG in a Box, an engine to build voxel RPG without coding, based on Godot engine.

I write articles or make videos, on my blog and YouTube channel, if you want to see more, and if you can understand french (jeux1d100.net)
pete 8 Oct 2017
Stellaris Synthetic Dawn... really hooked again :)
adamhm 8 Oct 2017
After Steam switched to 2.12 to be able to run, everything is broken. I have a Steam account that only has games that run in wine but after 2.12 out of 120 only 5 of them work.

This is one of the reasons I'll never buy a DRM'ed game to run in Wine (the other reason being I hate DRM and avoid it in general - DRM'ed games are close to worthless in my view). I also wait for a big discount before I consider buying games for running in Wine, as a way of balancing between supporting & encouraging Linux releases vs playing games that don't have (and are unlikely to ever get) native Linux support.

That being said the games i have been playing native are civ 6 and salt & sanctuary and the wine games i have been playing are Dark Souls 2 and Fallout New Vegas (but it is like pulling teeth to get them to work)

In my experience Fallout: New Vegas runs great in Wine, or at least the GOG version does (I even made a wrapper for it).
Shmerl 8 Oct 2017
Even after completely resetting Wine the same happens.

Answered in the dedicated thread.
mcphail 8 Oct 2017
In my experience Fallout: New Vegas runs great in Wine, or at least the GOG version does (I even made a wrapper for it).

Heh. I was just about to recommend your wrapper!
Furor 8 Oct 2017
CS:GO, second expansion of Pillars of Eternity, Eve Online, Brigador, Cryptark and War Thunder. Overall lately Eve Online and CS:GO.

Dreaming on Arma 3 official support.
razing32 8 Oct 2017
![](https://i.imgur.com/bXGiaeu.jpg)

Uhm which game is that ?
razing32 8 Oct 2017
I've been playing Deus Ex 1 and Deus Ex Invisible War in wine.
Also a little bit of Fallout 2 in wine.
Bought "Bear with me" after seeing it here so will give it a try.
Did play TF2 and Dota2 with friends while drunk. :)
marcin1509 8 Oct 2017
I've played recently GRID Autosport on Linux. The Linux port is good, but it has one stupid bug, but it doesn't matter. It's playable. Performance is quite good, but worse than Windows.
Expalphalog 8 Oct 2017
Finally getting around to XCom 2 and I am obsessed. I have been naming my characters after Justice Leaguers and using that charcter's comic persona to fuel my Skill decisions. For example, Huntress is a little more offensive than Robin, Dr Midnite is my healer, etc.
jo3fis 8 Oct 2017
Just upgraded to RX 580 so my options have expanded! Dabbled in some Rust on the GOL server as I am finally able to play it now.

Shadow of mordor, Stellaris and Slime Rancher with the kids.
Kuduzkehpan 8 Oct 2017
im on windows for a while. and i really like that "Dreadnought",fortnite battle royale should be on linux. both are free to play. and UE4 engine. with vulkan on linux they will be very loved. amongst us.
PlayX 8 Oct 2017
![](https://i.imgur.com/bXGiaeu.jpg)

Uhm which game is that ?
Dungeons 3
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