RUINER [Steam], the brutal action shooter from Reikon Games night finally arrive on Linux in April it seems.
Originally supposed to be a day-1 release back in September last year, it was then delayed just before the release. We've been kept waiting and waiting, with mixed up messages from them, but they just said this today on Steam:
Hi guys,
We are porting RUINER to Linux as we speak. If everything goes according to the plan, we should finish sometime in April :)
Take care,
RUINERS
It's had pretty good post-release support from what I've seen, with plenty of content updates including new weapons, new finishing moves, a "New Game+" mode, a Speedrun mode and so on.
Let's hope the wait was worth it, it has certainly reviewed well overall.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Wolfenprey Mar 22, 2018
Hope to see it on GOG too. I really want this game!
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Sounds good.
While we are on the topic of delayed releases, what's going on with Everspace? They were supposed to be "almost ready" several months ago, but GOG still doesn't sell Linux version.
Last edited by Shmerl on 22 March 2018 at 5:28 pm UTC
While we are on the topic of delayed releases, what's going on with Everspace? They were supposed to be "almost ready" several months ago, but GOG still doesn't sell Linux version.
Last edited by Shmerl on 22 March 2018 at 5:28 pm UTC
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Quoting: ShmerlSounds good.
While we are on the topic of delayed releases, what's going on with Everspace? They were supposed to be "almost ready" several months ago, but GOG still doesn't sell Linux version.
It will never be official and because of that it will never release on GOG.
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Quoting: LeopardIt will never be official and because of that it will never release on GOG.
Didn't they say they fixed all the bugs already? So why can't they make it official?
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Quoting: ShmerlQuoting: LeopardIt will never be official and because of that it will never release on GOG.
Didn't they say they fixed all the bugs already? So why can't they make it official?
They must support it officially and from what i've seen they decided to not do it due to AMD related issues.
Trying for provide a support is hard , but taking money with an unsupported product is easy.
They will blame UE4 and finish. That's it.
Last edited by Leopard on 22 March 2018 at 6:25 pm UTC
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Quoting: LeopardThey must support it officially and from what i've seen they decided to not do it due to AMD related issues.
They said that new release of Unreal Engine fixed them and they switched to it. Also, those issues were fixed with Mesa update itself even for the older UE release. So that can't be the current reason.
Last edited by Shmerl on 22 March 2018 at 6:39 pm UTC
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