The only question I have now is: How many sales do Take 2 require for them to consider continuing their Linux support as-is (or better yet, expanding on it)?

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Very nice indeed! A pleasure to see AAA publishers like T2 supporting Linux.

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Wonder if they're speculating on there being a Linux version due to the Civ V rumours.

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I point out that I'd raised this issue with them shortly after Cognition's release. The excuse was the same one given then. And they've been reluctant to give any indication of a Linux release for the Gabriel Knight remake, too. So what did they do?

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Interesting stuff to know!

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OpenMW has my vote.

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Quoting: Evil PenguinDoes anybody know if this will support OpenGL natively or use some sort of translation layer like Source 1 and CryEngine does?

Good question! Valve's ToGL's performance isn't bad, though, so something like that isn't something I automatically frown upon.

https://forums.unrealengine.com/showthread.php?1136-Unreal-Editor-in-Wine&p=9275&viewfull=1#post9275 makes it sound feasible OpenGL support will be achieved sans ToGL-type libraries, though. [Gah, this site mangles the link sorry.]

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GOG Linux support is much more likely due to their owners deciding to support Linux with Witcher 2.

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