Waiting for my big box edition to come in the mail. I wonder if it has a Linux support. The person that bought it for me did not know that I use Linux so let's see.

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So the online is confirmed to work on Linux?

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It would be nice if they just make it offline easy for locals and home gaming with friends.

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I actually bought this game before it was free and enjoyed it a lot. I got all of the endings. I found myself going to the Discord because I was very confused I had gone to a level I had no business being in because I found a hidden room and then exited the room into an area I was not prepared for but my character was out of whack in levels.

Is the DLC paid or free?

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Tails of Iron looks great. Anyone here messed with it?

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I remember when DOT EMU use to have ROMs for sale on their site. I still have the ones they let go for free years back. Sonic is not my jam but I do love some old school fighting game roms from the console era of Mega Drive time.

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I only played the Ascii version years ago. It has a tile version? I'm back in!

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My Raspberry pi 4 running Twister OS is my main rig now. I also have an Odroid-XU4 running Ubuntu Mate 20.04. I love these machines and I find myself unable to go back to using bigger rigs. I don't care for mainstream gaming and when I do I hit Stadia on my phone, HTPC (still a older dell desktop running POP OS) or run it on my Odroid.

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I really enjoyed GOG for many years even before they supported Linux because I just wanted the files to use with engines and source port. When Linux support came it was great. At the time the only Linux binaries in DD stores was on Desura and then Steam then GOG which was a great time, IMO.

For me, GOG made a mistake making a client at all. I really feel they should have went to the browser based format similar to how XFire was or how Stadia is where ppl have friends and chat and see each other's libraries at the very least.

They could have, leveraging the DRM banner, ask the community for help or just go into the forums and thrown their hat in with users that were working on scripts, open source clients as an aside. Like no promises but we really like these projects...in the mean time our games are DRM FREE and offline - with the ones that do have online play being noted that you're on your own to get those up and running because getting them online is not our thing...

I don't know how well that message would have went but I feel like it would have cemented their ID better than what they are today.

In the end, I found it very difficult to use their store to find a linux native game to play that was not borked for a feature or what not. That amount of research needed to play a game kills my desire to purchase anything.

Been on itch.io since. I'm not comfortable with Steam. I'm OK with Stadia for online only games.

I hope GOG makes it but right now it's too much of a mess for me to sift through.

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I hope there is a version released on itch.io.

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