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New Linux Gaming Survey For November
3 November 2015 at 11:03 pm UTC

I think you do a wonderful job with the surveys, I especially like the new design -- very swave. :D

Filled in. I bought more games than I realized last month, and I've hardly played any of them.

I just realized that I forgot to check a box for Feral's store in the "where did you buy from" question. Bah.

GOL Game Jam Has Entered Rating Phase
28 October 2015 at 3:27 pm UTC

Just finished* rating. It's a shame the 12th entry dropped out, but it was still nice to see and play all the others. Very well done to all the participants!


* Not to say I won't make subtle changes as I replay each game

GOL Survey Results: October
19 October 2015 at 8:39 pm UTC

The DE question results took another turn for the worse. :P

Openbox, i3 and i3wm should all be merged into none/custom.

Broforce Is Now On Linux, It’s Insane & Totally Hilarious, I’m In Love A Little Bit
17 October 2015 at 10:13 pm UTC Likes: 3

Fair play to them, after pushing the Linux release back, they got their finger out and actually did it; which is more than you can say for some companies that pull the same trick. Two days is hardly anything at all. Well done, Free Lives!

My First Hours With A Steam Controller
17 October 2015 at 9:30 pm UTC Likes: 1

I struggled to update the firmware on my controller (for some reason it was shipped with a really buggy firmware that made the right control pad unusable), but once I got that fixed, I've been having a lot of fun with it. Only really played Borderlands 2 and L4D2 so far, and of those, only Borderlands had an official controller scheme (really Valve, L4D has one, but L4D2 doesn't, what sort of half-arsed job is that?). Also tried Armello, which is advertised as being fully controller compatible, but isn't compatible at all (can't even navigate the menus without a mouse).

Big Picture Mode also seems to be quite buggy (friends list won't close after inviting someone in Borderlands, after closing a game it often becomes really unresponsive, initiating/accepting a voice chat request doesn't seem to work half the time), so I think that there needs to be a bit more work there.

So all in all, I'm quite happy with my controller, but Valve have a lot of niggles to iron out before the launch proper.

Several Sites Publish Their Thoughts On Steam Machines & The Steam Controller
15 October 2015 at 7:30 pm UTC Likes: 2

In other Steam hardware news, the early pre-order units have shipped and should be arriving in the next couple of days.

I got this email this afternoon:
QuoteThe first Steam Link and Steam Controller pre-order units are scheduled to arrive over the next few days.

We're eager to hear your feedback as we continue to make changes and improvements leading up to the full retail launch on November 10th. For the next few weeks, we recommend that you opt in to the Steam client beta (through the System settings panel in the Big Picture UI) so that you'll be running the most current fixes and functionality.

We'll be keeping an eye on forums everywhere, but we've also set up a contact email address for everyone on the team: [email protected]. Whether you're having a great time or running into issues, we want to know.

Thank you

It's nice to see that they're actively seeking feedback. They're not just shoving out a product and moving on.

Testers Needed For 'Quasar' An Online Bullet Hell Space Shooter, Linux To Be A First Class Citizen Here
6 October 2015 at 7:20 pm UTC Likes: 2

<Red Dwarf reference />

That's a refreshing developer attitude. They just won themselves a sale (assuming the testing goes well).

This War Of Mine Finally Fixed For Linux, Includes Other Fixes & Workshop Support
5 October 2015 at 10:53 pm UTC Likes: 1

QuoteUbuntu 15

lol

That never ceases to amuse me.

Alien: Isolation Delayed For Linux
29 September 2015 at 10:06 am UTC

That's a shame, but I'm too busy to play it right now anyway. I wish they'd provided a bit more information about the problem though.

SOMA, Frictional Games Latest Horror & Adventure Game Released For Linux, Some Initial Thoughts
22 September 2015 at 11:30 pm UTC

Personally, I've never found Frictional Games.. games.. to be scary. There's always a couple of jump scares, but they're shortlived, and are padded out with wondering about, and crouching behind something when The Big Bad occasionally walks past. The only time I thought "wow, now this is actually scary" is when my graphics driver glitched out while playing The Dark Descent and all I could see was random coloured glitches. I thought it was some sort of insanity effect.. until I died and couldn't even navigate the menus. :l

I'll still get Soma, but I sincerely doubt I'll find it scary.