Quoting: TheSHEEEPWith such a troubled development, the game will be great!

Right?

Because all games with a troubled development turn out to be all the better for it...

You never know I suppose, Slain turned out nicely after the original developer released a mess and another developer took over and re-released it a few months later. I don't know either of the companies involved here, but if they're starting from scratch, the quality of the game will depend on the new developer's talent and whatever happened up to this point doesn't seem like it will matter much.

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Quoting: Avehicle7887Despite this game's 2 years old now, I bet many Linux users would buy it if it was ported.

No. That's the problem - the Linux users who want to play Witcher 3 have already bought it, and would want the Linux port "for free".

I do want to play it, but why would I buy a game I can't play?

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I'm happy to see a good review for this. To the wishlist it goes!

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I only skimmed through the descriptions but that does look good. I've no money for crowdfunding at the moment but by the time it comes out I may want to buy it :)

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My problem is that since I've completely ditched Windows I don't even look at game releases that aren't announced for Linux, so I don't know what to request. Except for Horizon Zero Dawn and that's not gonna happen.

I'd like them to port some of the professional software that's popular in my industry and costing me jobs because I can't use it on Linux

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Not a game I expected to ever see on Linux. Not my type either, but glad to see more options being made available to us :)

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Still keeping an eye on this. I've had mixed results with Daedalic but this could be pretty good.

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The base game is 50% off on Steam for a couple days. Tempting, but then the summer sale is coming... decisions, decisions...

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Quoting: razing32Besides the questionable devs with fragile egos , the system was being gamed for trading cards.
Voting groups would vote for the asset flips and get free copies.
Then they would leave fake reviews.
The dev gets the game sold and the voting groups and "dev" make money of the cards.

Couple of videos I would like to share on the topic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjoYaJWzylI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tPLibNqNeE

Oh, clever. Reprehensible, but clever.

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I kind of wish Connect worked the other way too so I could buy games on GOG and see them on Steam (even when they're not installed - I know you can add installed programs to your client-side library). As it is I'm just likely to forget I own a given game on GOG. Plus Steam's trading cards mean I can get additional rebates down the line.

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