Finishing Blood II on an old Dell D600 with Windows XP because my replacement drive still has not shown up because the bloody shipping company did not get the defective one sent to Western Digital until about two weeks ago despite me sending it out over a month before and paying $40 dollars to ship it.

After that, I have large pile of native Linux games I have got on sale to burn through when I do finally get the new drive: the Rochard "Hard Times" DLC, the Dungeons of Dredmor DLCs, FTL: Faster Than Light, and the games in the Humble Double Fine Bundle.

And I should play through Amnesia again to get ready for the sequel, and actually finish "Justine".

Been blasting away some aliens on NS2, really liking it a great mix of good graphics and frantic action, well worth the wait.

On that GOLcast it seemed that the aliens were blasting you hehe. :P Im useless with action games you will notice soon. I just got NS2

Quoting: DaifukuOn that GOLcast it seemed that the aliens were blasting you hehe. :P Im useless with action games you will notice soon. I just got NS2

That cast isn't done by me ;)

Kerbal Space Program!

I've been playing NS2, Stealth Bastard, Brütal Legend and many others. I've also been training for the impending doom, which goes by the name of Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs, by playing Amnesia: The Dark Descent. ;)

Minecraft of course but also Salvation Prophecy its amazing and I got it working on Arch Linux by installing some libraries :D
http://www.salvationprophecy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=431
Also if your quick you can get it cheap here http://www.shinyloot.com/salvation-prophecy I couldn't recommend it any higher guys especially at that price, also note its heading to Steam soon as it got greenlit :D

These days I've been playing Master of Orion.
It was a sale on GoG.com.


Unpacked via innoextract on my user's home directory and run with my distro's DosBox.
At first time it was a bit difficult to get timidity do the Roland emulation and been detected by DosBox (Gnome 3 / Pulseaudio system).

But it's worth the effort.

Just bought Kentucky Route Zero on steam (on sale at the minute), and it's great. Lovely stylised graphics and great sound, and a good story so far too.

I'm planning on installing yquake2 and running through Quake II for old times sake. I have no memory of ever playing the expansions, so I might have too grab and play them too. ^_^