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It's a very, very, very awesome new!!!

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Great news. Really superb. I've been avoiding them for years - I buckled last year and bought Planescape, because there was a great post about getting it working natively in Ubuntu. And last month, I bought Descent because of the DXRebirth project (which is amazing, BTW), but I never considered them for general purchases, because I can't stand wine.

So yeah. Fantastic news!

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First the pcbsd.org site goes bonkers and offers FreeNAS and now GoG say they will support Linux... I'm dreaming or something.

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Quoting: KittyI'd be more excited if the rooster of characters wouldn't be almost exclusively male, and the only female one cleavage almost bouncing out of her top -.-

Not really surprised though, considering the whole team is only male, but still...

I do agree with you, the oversized look quickly get old.

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QuoteI admit, I'm surprised; I didn't expect that to happen any time soon (or at all). In fact, I'm still suspicious this is an early April Fools' joke.

Same here! I honestly thought GOG had no interest, and were really set on not supporting Linux. I'm surprised at the sudden turn around! This is awesome, and now it looks like I can buy games from them again :D

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this was a nobrainer...

I already have bought some gog games and my choices run fine via wine so far

I guess some little penguin icon next to games will help me know in advance if they are going to work

I dont expect them to do much work aside from what work out of the shell... but being acknowledged feels good

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No thanks. A cold box of beer, 3 mates and that big old cabinet I can see over in the corner
of my games room looks better.

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QuoteThis means we will finally have a true DRM free store that really fights for DRM free

Thought you already had that. ;)

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http://media2.policymic.com/9e1d48984a070847336f78e3d589e328.gif
YES! :D

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If they do use Wine, I'd want them to add that info to the game page (just like I want them to state when they use DOSBox and ScummVM).

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So they finally gave up their resistance :)
Looks like they will get my money again in the future ^^

Quoting: godlikeThat is great news indeed! Linux support for DOSBOX powered games is definitely a no brainer and a trivial technical challenge. DOSBOX runs everywhere. For all the rest of the windows games... we hope but it's a big challenge to emulate them using wine with no issues.

If they really want to make wine wrappers they should probably ask the playonlinux guys.

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Quoting: DrMcCoyI admit, I'm surprised; I didn't expect that to happen any time soon (or at all). In fact, I'm still suspicious this is an early April Fools' joke.

Hahaha, I had the very same reaction and I checked the date to make sure this is still March. :D

Seriously though I don't think they'll start porting games to Linux -and I really don't expect them to- but I'd be just as happy if they offered Linux builds of games that are already available on our OS.

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Fantastic news!

Been avoiding them recently (especially if the game has a Linux version on Steam), but sweet. I imagine this only really includes games that run in Dosbox right? I wonder if theyre going to start packaging wine... but then I suppose whatever works on OS X should be alright for us (native versions not withstanding)

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Quoting: godlikeLinux support for DOSBOX powered games is definitely a no brainer and a trivial technical challenge

Also: ScummVM.

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That is great news indeed! Linux support for DOSBOX powered games is definitely a no brainer and a trivial technical challenge. DOSBOX runs everywhere. For all the rest of the windows games... we hope but it's a big challenge to emulate them using wine with no issues.

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Got some negative reviews on Steam... since it looks quite similar to Bastion I think I'll give a try. And Celtic mythology is something not really seen on videogames

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Looks like an awesome game. Saw it mentioned on this site once before indeed.

If you have a key left I'd love to try it. And if not I'll just see how far I get with the Windows version and wine. ;)

Cool stuff :)

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Wait, what? I...I don't...what...

I admit, I'm surprised; I didn't expect that to happen any time soon (or at all). In fact, I'm still suspicious this is an early April Fools' joke.

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When they'll wake up, it's gonna be too late.
Leadwerks is powering through with the linux beta of the editor.

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Woow...thats some great news.
hope the Witcher 3 comes to linux as well

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FutureSuture from the community is going to have a fit...

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Nice work, here. Glad to pick it up :)

Quoting: Linuxian

Quoting: liamdaweI know, like I said though only one person is working on their Linux ports at the moment, both do work for RuneSoft though.

One is doing mobile related stuff atm, like I said I've been chatting to them.

So what's next ? Ankh or Pinball 3D ?

Jack Keane 2?

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They are inspired by Organ Trail which is inspired by Oregon Trail... Hello to the creativity!

Actually I am a big fan of Organ Trail and I think that classy, simplistic pixel look is better than poor 3D look like in this game. Also, what kind of recreation is that? Is 'oregon-trail' a new genre of game?

I still wish them best luck...

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indeed looks nice.

here's also another linux game that could use some help to get on steam:

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=214144938

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looks pretty unique :D

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key please!

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I would love to check it out but im also new in Toribash.

My email address is [email protected]
Thanks in advance

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Anything with the name Gollop catches my attention. Laser Squad, X-Com, Magic & Mayhem (this is a gem that gets less mentions than it deserves). Looking forward to this.

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This isn't an action RPG, it's an arcade game remake.

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looks cool. Ill wait to buy this when its officially out. Thanks for looking out for the community though.

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