Well, I think the general population of the site would prefer Linux game freebies being mentioned, rather than non-Linux. Lethal League (supports Linux) was available for free a couple of days ago (and now expired).

Quoting: g000hWell, I think the general population of the site would prefer Linux game freebies being mentioned, rather than non-Linux. Lethal League (supports Linux) was available for free a couple of days ago (and now expired).

Oh absolutely! But giveaways for native games should be front page stuff, and it looks like Lethal League was, but only in passing next to the F1 2015 news.

Quoting: g000hWell, I think the general population of the site would prefer Linux game freebies being mentioned, rather than non-Linux. Lethal League (supports Linux) was available for free a couple of days ago (and now expired).

The way I see it, giveaways of non-Linux-supporting games that seem to interest me are even better (at least for me), because I would not buy a game that didn't support Linux (and I would otherwise miss out on it)! :)

Quoting: s8as8aThe way I see it, giveaways of non-Linux-supporting games that seem to interest me are even better (at least for me), because I would not buy a game that didn't support Linux (and I would otherwise miss out on it)! :)

While you are not financially supporting a Windows only developer by picking up their games in a giveaway such as this, it does still count as a Windows only purchase in terms of the statistics that they see. I am not trying to guilt you with this, especially since I have been known to pick up Windows only games to play using WINE myself, just throwing it out there.