Interesting. I am keeping an eye on this as I have always been a huge fan of Heroes of Might and Magic. This looks similar enough.

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Is that the prettiest game on Linux? :O

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So Playdead hired Icculus to bring Limbo to Linux natively at some point in 2014 when the game came out for Windows in July of 2010. That, plus the news about Trine, makes CD Projekt RED seem really lazy considering how The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings was handled.

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: FutureSuture

Quoting: liamdaweIt will support "cross-play" which is online gaming with Steam titles that support it as well.

I am not sure what this means. Is it now a feature to play PC games online with other PC gamers?

A lot of games on Steam use steam servers, meaning if you had a drm free version with online you wouldn't be able to play together. This means for GOG cross-play games you will be able to.

Oh, like this title, for example?

Quoting: GOGMultiplayer notice: The DRM free version of Brutal Legend is single-player only.

Does that mean that once Galaxy hits, this particular title and others like it will finally get online multiplayer?

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Quoting: earthmoverWitcher 3 for Linux!

10€ say it won't be native.

50€ say my money will go elsewhere then. I have enough native games to play and support with my money.

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Quoting: liamdaweIt will support "cross-play" which is online gaming with Steam titles that support it as well.

I am not sure what this means. Is it now a feature to play PC games online with other PC gamers?

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Quoting: taylorYou should enforce SSL use on GOL. I only found out the site was available over it by adding https:// to the URL.

You should install this so you do not have to do that in the future.

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Why only Half-Life: Source and not Half-Life? Is it because one uses Source and the other uses Goldsrc? They look identical. The only difference is physics.

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No point in ever starting Half-Life 2 as it constantly improves! :O

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Quoting: liamdaweUnvanquished sure is one of the prettiest open source games around isn't it?

Quite right. This makes me wonder why Phoronix hasn't added the game to the Phoronix Test Suite for benchmarking. Is it because the game constantly changes and therefore wouldn't provide a stable means for benchmarking?

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