I totally missed all the comments by the developer of Corpses 'N' Souls! Thank you for those informative posts,
valcan_s! Please do stick around!

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I might download DOTA2 again once this leaves the beta stage of development.

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Quoting: edgleySo are they not releasing the standard edition? Do we have to buy this again?

They are not. No, you do not.

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I cannot wait to read the comments on this. Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition is coming to Linux at the same time it is arriving on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, despite the latter two not even being part of the Kickstarter campaign that spawned the game.

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It looks stunning, that's for sure. I'll keep an eye on it and see how it turns out.

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I would still very much like Feral to port Borderlands, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City, BioShock, and BioShock 2 to Linux. With Feral having done the work to get them on Mac OS, getting them on Linux should be that tiny bit easier. Nevertheless, encouraging Feral to take a risk with these older games by bringing them to Linux should have more than just a simple promise behind it. That is where a solid, monetary pledge comes in.

In addition, I would like Dark Souls and Dark Souls II to come to Linux, but how is this ever supposed to happen? Does anybody have a better idea than utilising crowdfunding to fund the ports of said games and assure developers and publishers alike that the risk is minimal?

I understand why people are angry with Sony for doing this, as Sony is exponentially larger than both Feral and Aspyr combined, and has the means to fund a multitude of games entirely by itself, especially games that are part of a known franchise, and can target a market much larger than either of the two renowned porting houses. That should not dissuade people from crowdfunding the much smaller entities, however.

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QuoteIn a move that I find rather odd, Valve has launched their first Source 2 game without Linux support.

One thing at a time, liamdawe. Still waiting for Steam Broadcasting to hit Linux.

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Quoting: liamdaweThe title is a bit confusing to see here :p

I will still never pledge on Kickstarter again, simples. Too many risks for me.

I buy games that are on Linux, and not before.

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I really hope this turns out to be true. I would love for Aspyr to bring the first game to Linux as well. Let it be known that my wallet is ready!

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Sorry, Samsai. Still busy with Borderlands 2. Nothing you can do, mate.

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