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I funded it on Kickstarter about a year ago, and have been waiting. I am patient, and think and hope that Wasteland 2, when it arrives, will be as professional a game as can be imagined.

Beside, there's also Torment, and Pillars of Eternity, and...

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Wasn't this obvious from the beta sign ups last month?

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Quoting: AnonymousLast night was awesome. Please do like weekly or 2 weekly TF2 event :DDD

Glad to hear! :D

We try not to schedule more than one TF2 event a month in our primary weekend slots. The servers are always open though and people are more than welcome to use them (and our Mumble Server).

Down the track we may look at doing something more regular outside of our normal schedule, but that's likely to take a while to get together unless we get more people interested in helping out with event coordination.

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How funny, I was just e-mailing the dev about this :P

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Quoting: CRI have both in my steam list. I got Broken Sword 1 with "Humble Bundle with Android 6".
http://blog.humblebundle.com/post/53856557109/humble-bundle-with-android-6-is-now-loaded-with-9

Sorry my mistake...

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This e been looks very good! I have been looking for a game like fallout/avernum that runs nativly on linux for years! (oh btw FutureSuture great picture, the os i use).

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I would like to play Serious Sam 2, but it doesn't use Serious Engine 3. :(

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Quoting: BdMdesigNIs this true: http://www.desura.com/games/serious-sam-the-second-encounter ?

Has already bought one there and tried? Or is the Linux mark only a misunderstanding here?

I didn't look at the link but I have the first and second encounter as well as serious Sam 2 installed natively in Linux but not the newer hd versions. I'm really looking forward to this.

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I have all the Serious Sam collection, I bought it in a Humble Bundle months ago. I can't wait to replay it in Linux again!!!

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nice!

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Neat, I've already played original 1&2 on ScummVM, but it's good to have them in my Steam library now. I wonder if they come around to porting the missing parts as well.

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Is this true: http://www.desura.com/games/serious-sam-the-second-encounter ?

Has already bought one there and tried? Or is the Linux mark only a misunderstanding here?

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I haven't played those old Serious Sam games in AGES...i cant wait!

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I was that user :p (Minty-Linux)

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Okay, I just phoned with Tanja, the creator of the facebook page, and now you can send in conspiracy theories to [email protected] , too. ;)

Tanja will post them on the facebook page after recieving them.

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: HeimdallArx and Doomsday shouldn't be on there as they benefited from the source release of their games. The rest were built from the ground up.

I agree, but annoyingly I was told I was being "pedantic" by another site owner who is also an award supporter.

Well there is a big difference being given a basically finished project with Arx source and building a new engine from scratch a la CaesarIA and OpenMW. If that is pedantic, then so be it. I think they are belittling the achievement that the OpenMW people have achieved thus far.

Not to say that the Arx Liberal is project isn't cool. I love Arx and am glad they printed it to Linux. They just didn't have to do much work themselves, that was Arkane.

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wooot... music to my ears


cant wait !

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I have both in my steam list. I got Broken Sword 1 with "Humble Bundle with Android 6".
http://blog.humblebundle.com/post/53856557109/humble-bundle-with-android-6-is-now-loaded-with-9

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Love it.

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Video is hilarious. Can't wait

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Quoting: JoZ3Apparently when you buy in Humble Bundle 9 You also give the BS 1, I say this because in my Steam's game list linux appear BS 1 and BS 2.

??? No, only BS 2 you get in the last Humble Bundle: PC and Android 9. I say that, because i have the bundle. And there is no BS 1 in it.

So i have only BS 2 in my Steam list.

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Quoting: JoZ3Apparently when you buy in Humble Bundle 9 You also give the BS 1, I say this because in my Steam's game list linux appear BS 1 and BS 2.

I'm guessing you bought the previous bundle that DrMcCoy mentioned, and that you're only just now seeing BS1 on Steam.

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Nice move :)

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Apparently when you buy in Humble Bundle 9 You also give the BS 1, I say this because in my Steam's game list linux appear BS 1 and BS 2.

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QuoteWhile Broken Sword 2 was already on Linux thanks to the most recent Humble Bundle, number 1 is now here too

Well, the first one was already on Linux as well, thanks to a previous Humble Bundle. It never appeared in the Humble Store, though, so you couldn't get the Linux version anymore afterwards.

QuoteWhat I do know is classics like this on Linux are important

The non-remastered classic versions of the games also still work perfectly fine with ScummVM. (The remastered versions use a different engine altogether, so not supported in ScummVM.)

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I hope you will inform us when it will come to steam for Linux so I can buy then :)

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Bought all trilogy :)

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My vote definitely goes to OpenMW. That project is just amazing.

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Quoting: HeimdallArx and Doomsday shouldn't be on there as they benefited from the source release of their games. The rest were built from the ground up.

I agree, but annoyingly I was told I was being "pedantic" by another site owner who is also an award supporter.

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Arx and Doomsday shouldn't be on there as they benefited from the source release of their games. The rest were built from the ground up.

I would pick CaesarIA and OpenMW, if I could pick two!

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