Well, hopefully it's the same was what I've been seeing lately with a lack of advertising Linux support.

Saw a copy of Pillars of Eternity for 30 dollars at Wal-mart, but even though they had Linux support from the beginning, it does not say ANYWHERE on the box that it runs on Linux. Though I also find it sad that you buy a physical copy and it just requires steam anyhow.. I remember buying Postal 3, and it had a steam key, tried installing off the two DVDs, but it ended up downloading 13GB anyhow off Steam.

there's no linux support sings for now, i'm pretty pissed off as i was looking forward to buy this one.

http://linux.softpedia.com/blog/Mad-Max-from-Avalanche-Studios-Confirmed-for-Linux-474890.shtml

Not sure where they got their release date, but it says the 4th.

Quoting: slaapliedjehttp://linux.softpedia.com/blog/Mad-Max-from-Avalanche-Studios-Confirmed-for-Linux-474890.shtml

Not sure where they got their release date, but it says the 4th.

Probably from us:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/mad-max-from-avalanche-studios-confirmed-for-linux.5043

The developers haven't answered any emails from me though, frustrating.

Quoting: liamdaweThe developers haven't answered any emails from me though, frustrating.

Well, tbh, that's also quite a bit of information.

So Friday then

Somehow... :S:

I would say since they have been quiet on it, that it has been delayed for a while. Otherwise, they would say.

On the bright side, should it come out the PC version seems very well optimized :P

Quoting: HadBabitsOn the bright side, should it come out the PC version seems very well optimized :P

Which, as we all know, means nothing when it comes to Linux port.

Quoting: HadBabitsOn the bright side, should it come out the PC version seems very well optimized :P

You mean the Windows version.