Just bought. Mainly because I like the developers attitude (demonstrated by having the source on GitHub). All the better if the game is good, too.

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Aaaand finished. Great fun. (Didn't get all achievments and missed the hidden level, though.)

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Quoting: MohandevirUnless it changed, from the start they specified it will be a custom, amd based, PC games compatible device:

https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/atari-are-launching-a-new-gaming-system-the-ataribox-and-it-runs-linux.10418
https://venturebeat.com/2017/09/25/ataribox-runs-linux-on-amd-chip-and-will-cost-at-least-249/

Ah, interesting. Couldn't find any usable information on the Ataribox website.

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Quoting: mahagrI really hope it'll be Ryzen based, if it is, it'll be instant buy for me. If it's using older AMD, I see no point of getting the device...

What makes you think it's gonna be AMD64 architecture? More likely it will be ARM based.

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Quoting: meggermanThere is a similar game from Milkstone Studios, it's 1/4 of the price and will probably give most of the satisfaction of Mantis burn.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/262690/Little_Racers_STREET/


Unfortunately it seems to be having an issue with the latest Nvidia drivers :|

Yes. Apart from the fact that it doesn't work and never has on my machine.

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Quoting: marcin1509I don't know why it is so expensive. 16 euro for stupid 2D racing game ? Maybe I'm blind but I can't see anything nice in it.
Why devs can't make any better game? There are not much good racing games for Linux, unfortunately.
If I knew how to make games, I would make the racing game of my own.

I still count 3 dimensions. And I don't know whether it is "stupid". And it sounds a bit... shall I say "odd"? when someone asks the devs for a "better game" and stats that he or she has no clue "how to make games".

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Quoting: Krogash86Why so much racing and rts on Linux and no good fps or mmorpg games :(

So many racing games? I currently count 3 (in the vein of "serious racing" ): Grid Autosport, Dirt Rally and F1 2015. Now comes a fourth which will replace the 2015 version. One for Rally fans, one for Street Racing, one for F1. We got everything barely covered.

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Quoting: pedrojmartmI have been playing War THunder. 3 hours every day, sadly it is on opengl and it runs about 30-40 fps minus than on Windows but even like that, i enjoy it. I hope Vulkan get to it really soon.

I'm also a rather frequent WT player (same nick as here), but I can't really complain. It runs flawlessly with all details maxed around 60+fps on 2560x1440 on a GTX1060.

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Quoting: Leopard

QuoteEven our own limited survey shows about 31.78% of people also use Windows.

Including you :P

Anyway , main thing is we are so much dependent on Steam. We need at least one out of Steam but yet popular title.

Does "War Thunder" suffice?

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Quoting: KohriasAccording to StatCounter GNU/Linux is at 4% in Germany with ChromeOS being non-existant. One of the rare occassions where it feels like something is going in the right direction where I live ;)

Additionally it lists 1.6 percent "unknown". If these are OSes belonging to the Linux pool we are actually lurching towards six percent.

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