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Microsoft is rumoured to be looking to buy Valve, EA and others
31 January 2018 at 7:49 am UTC
31 January 2018 at 7:49 am UTC
Wouldn't affect me too much, i'd just stop buying commercial games altogether. That said, i can't see Valve as a company that would be sold. They have worked on steam for over 10 years now, and it seems their platform is still growing. It would also be a surprising change of directions from them, since they put a lot of eggs into developing for their alternative OS.
re. BlackBloodRun: i am confident that the majority of linux users and developers are quite indifferent to gaming and steam.
re. BlackBloodRun: i am confident that the majority of linux users and developers are quite indifferent to gaming and steam.
The developers of game launcher 'Launchbox' on porting it to Linux, due to Windows 10 privacy issues
28 January 2018 at 8:43 pm UTC
Thanks, sounds like something that could be of use for people that like to play from the couch.
28 January 2018 at 8:43 pm UTC
Quoting: nullzeroQuoting: dvdAre these things like steam big picture mode, a way to launch games comfortably using a TV and a controller? Or more like PoL or retroarch, a way to easily manage and configure emulators?
The basic app, the Lauchbox is more of laucher/game catologue like retroarch with strong emphasis on emulation, but with PC games included too. That's the one they're thinking of porting to linux. This is the free version.
Then they have BigBox which is "the big picture mode solution". But that one is heavyly dependent on windows and would need a complete rewrite for it to happen in Tux land (there is talk of kickstarter for it though but not just now). This BigBox comes only with the premium version which is their main source of income.
Edit: formatting and added that Bigbox is their main source of income.
Thanks, sounds like something that could be of use for people that like to play from the couch.
The developers of game launcher 'Launchbox' on porting it to Linux, due to Windows 10 privacy issues
27 January 2018 at 11:46 am UTC
27 January 2018 at 11:46 am UTC
Are these things like steam big picture mode, a way to launch games comfortably using a TV and a controller? Or more like PoL or retroarch, a way to easily manage and configure emulators?
It's time to bug Feral Interactive about future port requests once again
24 January 2018 at 10:49 pm UTC
That said i'd also like to see a Final Fantasy or a Metal Gear Solid game ported to linux.
My constant list:
Skyrim/Oblivion
Witcher 3/1
Warcraft 3
Hitman: Blood Money
GTA games
Anything singleplayer that is heavily moddable like the TES series + it's official tools.
Or maybe something where the devs are open to collab for a day one linux release.
Oh, and anything like the XCOM games.
24 January 2018 at 10:49 pm UTC
Quoting: axredneckSomething Japanese, e.g. FFXV, because we have not enough Japanese games on linux.If you like those, there are dozens of the visual novel kind on steam. There is also a straregy/visual novel game by Love in space, called Sunrider (although it's technically Korean i think).
That said i'd also like to see a Final Fantasy or a Metal Gear Solid game ported to linux.
My constant list:
Skyrim/Oblivion
Witcher 3/1
Warcraft 3
Hitman: Blood Money
GTA games
Anything singleplayer that is heavily moddable like the TES series + it's official tools.
Or maybe something where the devs are open to collab for a day one linux release.
Oh, and anything like the XCOM games.
The Humble Paradox Bundle 2018 is a rather enticing deal
24 January 2018 at 10:39 pm UTC
Ok, I stand corrected. I only remember Starbounds which was advertised as DRM-free, and it is on steam.
I disagree. I had tons of fun approaching the same situations differently. I'm on my 4th playthrough of the base game at the moment. The real-time combat is admittedly a bit strange, and you will learn to press SPACE a lot, but i think it's definetly enjoyable if you enjoy games like XCOM or Wasteland 2.
24 January 2018 at 10:39 pm UTC
Quoting: hummer010Quoting: dvdQuoting: KuromiShame they didnt put Pillars of Eternity as DRM-free even with Obsidian selling it DRM-free on GOG
If it's DRM-free it's DRM-free on steam as well. You just have to (or not) download it using their client.
Btw, for Stellaris, is it only the base game?
Not necessarily. There are plenty of games that are available DRM free on GOG or Humble that are DRM'ed on Steam.
I'm not sure about PoE though.
Ok, I stand corrected. I only remember Starbounds which was advertised as DRM-free, and it is on steam.
QuoteAs for PoE, I would say no. PoE sucks. It is not very RPGish. You don't have freedom. Everything is locked down.
I disagree. I had tons of fun approaching the same situations differently. I'm on my 4th playthrough of the base game at the moment. The real-time combat is admittedly a bit strange, and you will learn to press SPACE a lot, but i think it's definetly enjoyable if you enjoy games like XCOM or Wasteland 2.
The Humble Paradox Bundle 2018 is a rather enticing deal
24 January 2018 at 6:58 am UTC
If it's DRM-free it's DRM-free on steam as well. You just have to (or not) download it using their client.
Btw, for Stellaris, is it only the base game?
24 January 2018 at 6:58 am UTC
Quoting: KuromiShame they didnt put Pillars of Eternity as DRM-free even with Obsidian selling it DRM-free on GOG
If it's DRM-free it's DRM-free on steam as well. You just have to (or not) download it using their client.
Btw, for Stellaris, is it only the base game?
Realistic racing game 'DRAG' coming to Linux soon, built on Linux and it looks astonishing
19 January 2018 at 11:28 am UTC
19 January 2018 at 11:28 am UTC
I'm not really into racing games, but this looks awesome, i might pick it up!
The 'Humble Staff Picks Bundle: Scribble' seems like a nice deal for Linux gamers
4 January 2018 at 6:15 am UTC
4 January 2018 at 6:15 am UTC
I picked up the bundle. If anyone uses windows and is interested in the windows games in it, i will send the keys to you.
The Linux 2017 GOTY Awards are now open for nominations
3 January 2018 at 10:30 pm UTC
3 January 2018 at 10:30 pm UTC
I tried to submit a FOSS game, but it's license (Apache) is missing from the list.
The 'Humble Staff Picks Bundle: Scribble' seems like a nice deal for Linux gamers
3 January 2018 at 11:25 am UTC
3 January 2018 at 11:25 am UTC
Aragami and Bioshock seem like okay games, i may get it for them. Has anyone played the Shenzen I/O game? Is it worth to buy?
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