After confirming Life is Strange 2 would get a Linux port back in October of 2018, Feral Interactive haven't said too much about it until today.
The fifth and final episode of Life is Strange 2 was released today, so to mark the occasion the porting studio put a post on Twitter to say:
Life is Strange 2 for macOS and Linux is nearing the end of its journey. We will have some more info for you shortly. This is the trip that could bond Sean and Daniel forever… or tear their brotherhood apart.
It's quite likely that they were simply waiting to release it for Linux (and macOS) all in one go, which is what they've done for multiple other titles. Shame we have to wait, but then getting it all in one go is also quite fun.
After thoroughly enjoying Life is Strange and Before the Storm, I'm very keen to see what exciting twists they have in store for us with Life is Strange 2 considering the new protagonists. I always enjoy the epic soundtracks they come with too!
Life is Strange 2 key features:
- Award Winning Story-Telling
- Daniel is always learning from Sean – and what you teach him has far-reaching consequences.
- Stunning visuals and hand-painted textures.
- Emotive original soundtrack from Jonathan Morali, composer of the original Life is Strange - plus licensed tracks from Phoenix, The Streets, Sufjan Stevens, Bloc Party, First Aid Kit, and more.
When Feral do give out some details, we will let you know.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
2) We do need new teasers (for something but being Total War) now.
More Life is Strange!? I really don't have any interest in that.
We need more Linux porting companies like Feral to cover more AAA games so that porting decisions like this don't become so freaking costly.
Mohandevir Dec 3, 2019
Quoting: KandarihuI think my love for Feral Interactive is coming to an end. They used to port games that I cared about. I love their ports for XCOM and Mad Max and Shadow of Mordor. There are a few AAA games that I would love to play on Linux. I'm thinking something along the lines of Dark Souls (or any of it's sequels or clones), Just Cause, Shadow of War (when they fix the grindiness), Nier Automata, Sleeping Dogs, ANY of the Tales of games, stuff like that. And ESPECIALLY Monster Hunter World.
More Life is Strange!? I really don't have any interest in that.
We need more Linux porting companies like Feral to cover more AAA games so that porting decisions like this don't become so freaking costly.
Unfortunately, it's probably not Feral's decision to not port the games you mentionned. These big studios lost interest in Linux. The only way to play much of these games, now and in the forseeable futur, is via Proton/Wine/Lutris/...
Last edited by Mohandevir on 3 December 2019 at 8:51 pm UTC
There is lots of cool games to port and they choose LiS2.
Linux is in such a weird position these days.
I would love to play Grid or Monster Hunter.
Mohandevir Dec 3, 2019
Quoting: KorsNobody deserves such punishment.
There is lots of cool games to port and they choose LiS2.
Linux is in such a weird position these days.
I would love to play Grid or Monster Hunter.
You mean Monster Hunter: World? Did it stopped working? Wasn't it whitelisted by Valve for Proton?
Edit: It's not been whitelisted but:
https://www.protondb.com/app/582010
Last edited by Mohandevir on 3 December 2019 at 8:58 pm UTC
Comandante Ñoñardo Dec 3, 2019
By the way, episode 1 should be FREE, like They did with the first game.
HyperRealisticRock Dec 4, 2019
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