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With this bundle, we will highlight in bold those that offer Linux versions. Starting with the initial tier that has you pay $1/£0.76 to get:
- Gift of Parthax
- Devil's Hunt
- Haimrik
- 7.62 High Calibre + Hard Life
- Shiny
It gets a bit more interesting with the next tier, that needs you to beat the average payment:
- Codex of Victory
- Realpolitiks
- Eternity: The Last Unicorn
- Through the Woods
- Quantum Replica
- Re-Legion
Next tier at $12 / £9.13 will give you access to:
- Conglomerate 451
- Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark
- Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones
- Deep Sky Derelicts + Deep Sky Derelicts - New Prospects
Even if you just go for that tier, the turn-based tactics game Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark is probably one of the best available on PC so the bundle is honestly worth it for that alone especially since it's usually £23.99 by itself!
They do have a final tier at $18 / £13.64 with:
- Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark - Missions and Monsters
- Ancestors Legacy + 2 DLC
See the full bundle here.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Not a single game DRM-Free even 10 of them are available at least on GOG... 
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Not a single game DRM-Free even 10 of them are available at least on GOG...I don't know the numbers, but I'd be very surprised if all of them require SteamWorks to run - my guess is that most of them are in fact DRM-free.
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Not a single game DRM-Free even 10 of them are available at least on GOG...
A gentle reminder that most Linux games can be made DRM-free simply by dropping the Goldberg Emulator in the appropriate directory (Feral being a notable exception). This is all perfectly legitimate.
Some games have a baked-in Steam stub, which causes problems, but these are not so common.
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