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Feral Interactive, the absolute monster when it comes to big Linux game ports is asking what you want to see again.

You all know Feral by now, they've ported HITMAN, F1 2017, Mad Max, Dawn of War III, Life is Strange, XCOM, XCOM 2, DiRT Rally and many more seriously good games to Linux. On top of that, they still have an existing teaser up that they haven't yet announced, all we know is that it's coming to Linux.

On Twitter, they asked this recently:

It’s a New Year full of new possibilities! If you could only have one new game for macOS, Linux or mobile in 2018, which one would it be? And why? We can’t promise that your dreams will come true, but the best answers will star in our email newsletter.

Naturally, Feral lurk in our comments, so feel free to post here as well as I'm sure they will be taking note. 

For me personally, I would like a new open-world game that I can travel around and sink plenty of hours into. Something to allow time to fade away and forget about all lifes problems.

So—what do you want Feral to bring to Linux next?

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TheSHEEEP Jan 24, 2018
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What are the choices?
Eike Jan 24, 2018
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Quoting: TheSHEEEPWhat are the choices?

Anything your imagination can come up with.

Be prepared though that e. g. Bethesda games are less likely than say 2K games.
Eike Jan 24, 2018
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The Witcher 3

First person open world is the genre I'm missing the most, and as Bethesda doesn't seem to embrace the penguin and CD Project considered a Linux version, let's get the great Witcher.


Last edited by Eike on 24 January 2018 at 11:23 am UTC
Scoopta Jan 24, 2018
I was hoping that they'd also make a Reddit post as I don't have a Twitter account. If someone feels like suggesting Dark Souls or Skyrim I'd appreciate it.
Lakorta Jan 24, 2018
Mandatory "The Witcher 3" but knowing that that would be quite unlikely I will go with Men of War: Assault Squad 2.
The devs planned OpenGL support. Not sure whether they implemented that or not but if they did it should make porting quite a bit easier.


Last edited by Lakorta on 24 January 2018 at 11:20 am UTC
Liam Dawe Jan 24, 2018
Don't forget to answer why, not just your choice picks ;)
rkfg Jan 24, 2018
I understand their intent to make us choose the "most wanted one" and not spam them with long lists but still "If you could only have one new game for macOS, Linux or mobile in 2018" sounds a bit worrying.

My choice would be Rise of the Tomb Raider. As to why, well, the first game was awesome and I want to know the conclusion/continuation. The game has great graphics, interesting characters, story and gameplay. I quite like the "interactive movie" genre (in the case of TR it also adds action/RPG/puzzle mechanics) but don't want to buy a console that has plenty of such games. Linux is all I want and need.

Though I want LiS:BTS to be ported as well, it's on Unity and I suspect it would be easier/cheaper for the devs themselves port it. I also wonder if Feral always use their IndirectX framework for ports or they approach each game differently. For example, LiS is built on UE3 that already had a native Mac/Linux port so it's interesting to know if they reused it or wired the D3D version of the engine to their framework.


Last edited by rkfg on 24 January 2018 at 11:20 am UTC
logge Jan 24, 2018
For me it would be
- Rise of the Tomb Raider - for I never played it I guess it would be a good game to spent hours in it.
- Falcon 4 BMS because I dont like wine, and the FPS loss is immense for this game. And it is still the best flight sim for war business
- Gianas twisted dreams *wink wink* because I spent hours on it when I had a windows partition left. And because I would like to spend some hours more. Its a brilliant game!

...but I am aware that just the first is realistic in this universe... even though BMS team should really look for Ryan "I." Gordon.


Last edited by logge on 24 January 2018 at 11:25 am UTC
Liam Dawe Jan 24, 2018
Quoting: rkfgI understand their intent to make us choose the "most wanted one" and not spam them with long lists but still "If you could only have one new game for macOS, Linux or mobile in 2018" sounds a bit worrying.
It's mainly a bit of fun and a good way for them to measure interest in various games, don't go reading into it.
nox Jan 24, 2018
I just really want a high quality standard MMO on our platform :( We do have Albion and a few others, but none of them fill the gaps left from games like SWTOR, WoW, Rift and FFXIV.

I realize that porting an MMO would be a large undertaking, but I'm allowed to dream, yeah? :D


Last edited by nox on 24 January 2018 at 11:26 am UTC
titi Jan 24, 2018
ShadowWarrior2
Rise of the Tomb Raider
Prey
Witcher 3
Dirt 4
Mxgp3


Last edited by titi on 26 January 2018 at 12:29 am UTC
ElectricPrism Jan 24, 2018
FFXV.

I have 160 hours in on the Xbox version and the mods on SteamOS would be nuts. FFXV on PC is gonna be a big deal.
Liam Dawe Jan 24, 2018
If we can't have an open-world game like I said in the article, honestly, I would like to see Prey on Linux.

I tested it a bit on a friends PS4 and it was such a fantastic game and I do love my shooters. We don't have enough story-based first person shooters, nowhere near enough and it's a solid porting option IMO. Good graphically, interesting story, interesting characters and my friend couldn't stop talking about how good it was.
amatai Jan 24, 2018
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The Witcher 3, that is the most needed game on Linux. It will be a success as almost every Linux gamers seems to ask for it. We were promised it so there is much frustration. We wants to support CD Projekt because many Linux users are fond of what GoG does. All of my heretical friend that have not understand how harmful Microsoft is for them told me that the game is amazing and we badly need a AAA RPG on Linux.
If not why not a Japanese console port, so that Japanese PC gamers can consider using Linux.

Btw I don't have a twitter account
Redneck Jan 24, 2018
Ride 2! Or even Ride... Or a MotoGP, we just don't have proper bike racing game D': what's the status of Mxgp3 also?
crt0mega Jan 24, 2018
I know that's never gonna happen, but ...
  • Doom (2016)

  • Wolfenstein TNO, TOB, II

  • Prey (2017)

  • Dishonored, II

  • Skyrim SE

  • Fallout 4



Maybe there's a chance to get one of these "promised" Linux ports if Feral convinces their devs/pubs:
  • Shadow Warrior 2

  • Divinity: Original Sin II¹

  • Homefront: The Revolution

  • The Witcher III



The list(s) are still missing some games but it's too depressing to name them all xD On the other hand I'm still struggling with my alphabetical "gotta play through all² my Linux games" approach.

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1) Only if Larian is not able to manage it by themselves.
2) Excluding MP-only titles, Alien: Isolation and some bundles' by-catch.
coolbober Jan 24, 2018
Witcher 3 - cause Linux need such a great game.
Street Fighter V - it is a time to have a proper fighting game on Linux
opera Jan 24, 2018
Rise of the Tomb Raider
Street Fighter V
X6205 Jan 24, 2018
Dark Souls Remastered
Zuiron Jan 24, 2018
Grand Theft Auto 5 for SUUUUURE!
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