I wanted to try it last week, but it is not working with wine-3.4. I googled something about it and it seems, that it is working only with wine 3.4-staging.
Didn't tried with wine-3.5, but according to the new Vulkan loader in wine-3.5, it should work.
Hopefully I will manage to test it with wine-3.5 this weekend.

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This sounds like something I wanted to play for a long time and didn't even knew about it.

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Quoting: Zlopez

QuoteThe Steam wishlist feature only works to show Linux users wishlisting it if they know about it and only tick Linux as the single platform, so this is the next best thing. It also does no harm and costs nothing to try.

I didn't know, that you can tick Linux as platform in your wishlist. How do you do that?

For this to work, you need to set Linux as the only operating system in your platform preferences. (Account Details -> Preferences in the client.) This mostly hides non-linux content on the store "Featured" page so it's not a wishlist setting.

Thanks, checked and found out that I already did that :-D

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QuoteThe Steam wishlist feature only works to show Linux users wishlisting it if they know about it and only tick Linux as the single platform, so this is the next best thing. It also does no harm and costs nothing to try.

I didn't know, that you can tick Linux as platform in your wishlist. How do you do that?

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Oxenfree was very interesting game, I'll probably try this too

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I support open source games, but I can't understand why not publishing the game on Steam.
Yes, the steam is full of games and your's could be lost in the flood of titles. But there will always be someone who will notice.

But back to open source games. Can you imagine how many games will be ported to Linux, if the companies made them open. Just say not when they releasing them, but few years later. Also this could really help to create awesome gaming titles. I don't think this will affect theirs sale.

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Quoting: TheSHEEEPA cash grab, just as most Warhammer games.
For every pearl in the franchise, like the Total War games or Vermintide, there seems to be at least a handful of... stuff like this.

I agree. Warhammer franchise deserves more high quality game. From what I see, it looks like the Games Workshop doesn't even care how the game looks, they are only selling licenses to anyone who wants them. This is more confusing when you hear from developer, that they need to have every model, bit of a story, approved by Games Workshop.

I thought that every game developer wants that his game is good and fun to play, but from what I see in the last few years, it looks like some of them only want to make some money without giving at least some quality.

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This is looking really awesome. How should I miss it? Adding to wishlist right now.

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I'm excited to see another Warhammer 40k game comming to Linux, but I will be rather cautious because not every 40k game is good.

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I'm still waiting for Total War: Warhammer 2.
The first one is excellent as a game and as a port made by Feral.

This is still the good news.

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