Croteam is finally starting to give out some basic details on their next game, now called Serious Sam 4: Planet Badass.
Details are obviously light, but we finally have the official name along with this teaser:
YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view. View cookie preferences.
Direct Link
Direct Link
When I said basic details, I really did mean it. This is literally all they've shown.
Given their history with Linux support, I've no doubt it will be on Linux and it will likely be using their newer Fusion engine with Vulkan support. It does list "SteamOS + Linux" in the system requirements section, but it's obviously not filled out yet. Checking SteamDB quickly, it does show that Linux is in the "oslist" which was added recently—a reasonably good sign.
There's also now a Steam page ready for it.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Some you may have missed, popular articles from the last month:
The comments on this article are closed.
You should see the stupid grin on my face :D
9 Likes, Who?
Still need to finish all the others. The release date of this one will be my target!
0 Likes
I'm such a dull person. When I watched the video, I thought, "how can that guy scream "waaaaaaa!" with no head?".
Much like when skeletons are talking and they have no lungs in their chest, let alone vocal cords. Details like that really annoys me.
I really am no fun.
Much like when skeletons are talking and they have no lungs in their chest, let alone vocal cords. Details like that really annoys me.
I really am no fun.
14 Likes, Who?
so serious sam 4: still kills every thing place after place, with same stupid mobs with current graphic standards...
Hope they will introduce novelty like a pinch of RPG, some story elements, etc.
It seems it can be an openrange serious sam "wild life....", ...or not considering previous opus
Hope they will introduce novelty like a pinch of RPG, some story elements, etc.
It seems it can be an openrange serious sam "wild life....", ...or not considering previous opus
1 Likes, Who?
While I didn't make it through Serious Sam 3, I'm looking forward to some "serious" shooting.
0 Likes
Serious Sam is the Créme de la créme of dumb co-op shooters.
2 Likes, Who?
Quoting: Adamfx990Serious Sam is the Créme de la créme of dumb co-op shooters.
You're absolutely right, but I have to say that it's "crème de la crème" (grave accent). ;)
3 Likes, Who?
I really hope they don't make the same mistake as in the third part and offer more variance in the levels.
By the time we played through Serious Sam 3 I was sick and tired of looking at desert maps.
It doesn't have to be quite as totally bonkers as Serious Sam 2, where no map had any connection to any other map, but more than one kind of level is a necessity.
Last edited by TheSHEEEP on 19 April 2018 at 10:11 am UTC
By the time we played through Serious Sam 3 I was sick and tired of looking at desert maps.
It doesn't have to be quite as totally bonkers as Serious Sam 2, where no map had any connection to any other map, but more than one kind of level is a necessity.
Last edited by TheSHEEEP on 19 April 2018 at 10:11 am UTC
1 Likes, Who?
Found my fanboy card and I can now proclaim that it's a Day One buy even if it's SS1's enemies with SS3's graphics with more open world, which is what the current trailer seems to be implying.
When it comes to SS3, I've always considered the first half of that game to be either a parody of EA/Activision brown and bloom military shooters or an attempt to pander to their audience.
Now (assuming it will actually be open world) I'm wondering whether they'll go for the same, but with Ubisoft open world themeparks like Far Cries/Asscreeds as these seem to be the thing at the moment.
When it comes to SS3, I've always considered the first half of that game to be either a parody of EA/Activision brown and bloom military shooters or an attempt to pander to their audience.
Now (assuming it will actually be open world) I'm wondering whether they'll go for the same, but with Ubisoft open world themeparks like Far Cries/Asscreeds as these seem to be the thing at the moment.
1 Likes, Who?
UnixOutlaw Apr 19, 2018
I can't hardly wait! I hope they fix Sam's Indian scooter before release, blowing smoke, piston rings I reckon...
SS3 on Steam was what made me switch 100% to Linux instead of dual boot!
SS3 on Steam was what made me switch 100% to Linux instead of dual boot!
1 Likes, Who?
An inussualy frank trailer. The whole game you are going to find is like from the second 0:41 to the end.
0 Likes
Quoting: Geppeto35so serious sam 4: still kills every thing place after place, with same stupid mobs with current graphic standards...Are you serious?
Hope they will introduce novelty like a pinch of RPG, some story elements, etc.
0 Likes
Quoting: Adamfx990Serious Sam is the Créme de la créme of dumb co-op shooters.
Coop?! I wasn't aware these games offered a coop mode! That would probably be what I would need to really enjoy these games. A buddy and I, a bottle of alcoholic beverage and traversing through this madness? Oh yesh, totally.
2 Likes, Who?
Quoting: BeamboomCoop?! I wasn't aware these games offered a coop mode!
Me neither! Might be worth a try!
0 Likes
Quoting: BeamboomI'm such a dull person. When I watched the video, I thought, "how can that guy scream "waaaaaaa!" with no head?".
Much like when skeletons are talking and they have no lungs in their chest, let alone vocal cords. Details like that really annoys me.
I really am no fun.
They still got lungs and a hole... hehe
0 Likes
Awesome. Croteam are currently on my "buy everything they release" list due to their excellent Linux support. I can also highly recommend The Talos Principle, it's magnificent, and not the kind of game you'd expect from the creators of Serious Sam.
4 Likes, Who?
Quoting: antisolAwesome. Croteam are currently on my "buy everything they release" list due to their excellent Linux support. I can also highly recommend The Talos Principle, it's magnificent, and not the kind of game you'd expect from the creators of Serious Sam.
You could call it the opposite of Serious Sam in several respects. :)
1 Likes, Who?
Quoting: EikeQuoting: BeamboomCoop?! I wasn't aware these games offered a coop mode!
Me neither! Might be worth a try!
Hmm - maybe we should give it a shot someday if we're both on Steam? Do I have you on my Steam list? Could be fun just to give it a spin?!
0 Likes
Quoting: BeamboomHmm - maybe we should give it a shot someday if we're both on Steam? Do I have you on my Steam list? Could be fun just to give it a spin?!
That's a nice idea, but with my two baby girls (10 months now), I have so little time to play anthing at all... :)
0 Likes
Quoting: EikeThat's a nice idea, but with my two baby girls (10 months now), I have so little time to play anthing at all... :)
TWO? So, twins? That's quite the load, I can imagine. :D I got two girls myself, but 3 and 6 years old.
Anyhow, you know where to find me if you should feel so inclined. :) I'm Beamboom on Steam too.
1 Likes, Who?
Patreon
PayPal
See more from me