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Thanks for letting us know :)

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I can see it now. In ten years, kids won't even know what Windows is because all PC gaming will be done on Linux.

At least i hope so.

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Great news, it will come for sure at this point.

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Woops added the actual link in now.

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@hank https://www.unrealengine.com/blog/unreal-engine-4-and-linux

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I can't seem to find a link to the original blog post in this article, could you add it please?

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They seem like a class act! I hope it continues to get better, and I really can't wait to see what games others will bring us.

It would be really sad though, if we had developers do only Mac and Win publishing and give the old excuse of "We need time to test/insufficient resources, and will only port at the end" like so many do with Unity (even though it's simply a click away).

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I play with mouse/keyboard, no problem there.

Performance in linux (for me) is pretty good (using nvidia proprietary though)

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I have Civ V and I would like to buy Brave New World and other DLC's if the game is ported to Linux

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haha - I love that captcha btw.

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The fact that is is open sourced has nothing to do with the "it wasn't successful" - it was a decision from the first line of code. Because I do believe in open source. Everything I code is released under some open source license.

If you don't like aspects of the game, please let me know, I will of course try to improve it. Or if you are able to and willing to, contribute patches to the game. The included map editor even allows you to submit your own maps.

Currently I'm only selling it on Desura to let people be able to more or less donate something if they want. I've written on Desura, that this is not needed and the game is open sourced - so everybody is free to compile it on his own.

@GamingForLinux: Thanks for posting this article - publicity is always good - contributors would be awesome.

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SteamOS might mean it's only playable with a controller? Which is pretty dumb for a strategy game...

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This is awesome! I might buy the game a third time if this is really happens! :D

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I hope they release this soon. Can't wait to play this for another 100 hours! ;D

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Quoting: wleoncioI see, but do you know of any records of a game acquiring "Signs of Linux Support" status and then reverting back to "No Linux Launch Config" or something like that?

Worms: Clan Wars did this in February. You can see the Linux config and oslist changes appearing and then being removed in SteamDB's history for the app if you go back far enough.

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This one is a tough game. Very rewarding if you're able to win a (multiplayer) round, _very_ frustrating if you lose.

I played Wargame: Red Dragon already under Windows and it ran very well. If the predecessor Wargame: Airland Battle is any indication, Linux performance will be much worse however. I'll report back in the next days with Linux impressions.

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The style in Act I was really great. While playing, it feels like reading a book that somehow has supporting visuals and sounds to go with it. At the same time, you're also able to influence the story by yourself to a degree. Overall a really unique approach that I find very enjoyable.

Haven't played II and III yet.

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A more official news post: http://steamcommunity.com/games/contagion/announcements/detail/1658760469317229250

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Quoting: Maquis196Damn, I promised myself i'd play it once it came out on Linux. People seem to love it but I find it really dumbed down compared to Civ4 (my favourite outside of AC).

Whats the consensus here? People love/hate Civ5?

Oh and I have all the expansion packs, I keep trying to give it a go but...

I like the narrator (Leonard Nemoy aka Commander Spock) and music (each age has its own music) so much more in Civ IV than in Civ V. With that being said, the UI in V is much more streamlined which makes it easier to play and understand what is going on. For me, it's hard to pick a favorite among those two.

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Sweet I love Jagged Alliance! Can't wait!

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Quoting: Maquis196Damn, I promised myself i'd play it once it came out on Linux. People seem to love it but I find it really dumbed down compared to Civ4 (my favourite outside of AC).

Whats the consensus here? People love/hate Civ5?

I think it's a really good game with the expansions and removing/changing certain aspects from Civ (no unit stacks, no road spiderwebs, making it a hex grid...) was the right call. But there's also a bunch of issues, like the whole thing not feeling technologically sound (especially multiplayer is rubbish), awful, awful air combat (it takes way too long) and, yes, somewhat limited diplomacy and AI. I can recommend it but I'm also looking forward to a sequel that fixes some of the issues while keeping the good changes.

That's pretty much how I feel about XCOMEU as well, right down to the bad aerial combat and extremely buggy multiplayer. And the rock-stupid decision with the enemy spawning - thankfully there's nothing that idiotic in Civ 5.

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64-bit only......NOOOOOPE

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Hah, I have to get this, if only for the name! :P

Plus it reminds me of a game I had a demo of on the Playstation. It think you played as a robot rabbit, and all of your weapons were fireworks..?

EDIT: Jumping Flash! That's what it was called. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_Flash!

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Quoting: Hamish

Quoting: Maquis196Whats the consensus here? People love/hate Civ5?

My brother still thinks that the original Civilization is the definitive version

I approve!

Nothing beats the Amiga version.

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I got it on GreenGaming Free Game. I will all DLC to play on Linux. Never played because of announcement of porting to linux. Looks that I will no longer wait too much!

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Uff, bought the game, played it a bit ... it's fast, and you have to be fast reacting on situations :p

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Guys Civ V is one of the best game of the entire Civ serie. It really rocks and has some interesting mechanics. It's a must like XCOM. Now we just need them for real on Linux, not only on some databases.

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Quoting: Maquis196Damn, I promised myself i'd play it once it came out on Linux. People seem to love it but I find it really dumbed down compared to Civ4 (my favourite outside of AC).

Whats the consensus here? People love/hate Civ5?

Oh and I have all the expansion packs, I keep trying to give it a go but...

I love it. Favourite after second Civ but I didn't like fourth that much. Getting rid of stacks is the best thing that has happened to civilization series ever.

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I have civ V, and I have been waiting for linux version so much time. Hope this is a sign of a port.
Notice there is a mac version and also, the new civilization it seems to use (probably) a enhanced version of civV engine. same style of tiles, but different gameplay.

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What about Civ call to power?

/me ducks.

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