Quoting: jdubI've played this in windows and I was not all that impressed, as opposed to something like LFD2, which is obviously lots more polished and full of content. This game lacks those 2 things.

Quoting: wleoncioCan't play. Says "missing executable". I've already tried deleting ~/.steam/steam/appcache and verifying game files integrity (inside Steam client), but it's still not running. What gives? Anyone else on the same boat?

EDIT: found the answer. Game only runs on 64-bit OSs. :(
http://steamcommunity.com/app/200510/discussions/0/522730535890717841/#c522730699399573810

Quoting: edoIts a shame than gaming in Linux still sucks. The r600 driver is still not good enough. Luckily I have windows too.

Quoting: JoeI'd recommend getting it on sale during the Steam summer sale that is supposed to start today. Good timing :)

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Quoting: FutureSuture

• Playdead is much smaller than CD Projekt RED


• Playdead has a lot less cash than CD Projekt RED


• Limbo is much older than The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings


• Limbo already exists on Linux via a wrapjob

And yet here we have Limbo for Linux. Natively. Thank you, Playdead and icculus. That is how you build good will. I can tell which game I'll buy and gift and which one I won't.

Limbo code base is much smaller than Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
Limbo is much more easer to test.

I think it is very hard to compare these two games.

Civilization 5 and Witcher 2 in other hand...

• Playdead is much smaller than CD Projekt RED


• Playdead has a lot less cash than CD Projekt RED


• Limbo is much older than The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings


• Limbo already exists on Linux via a wrapjob