Quoting: "Brandon Smith, post: 2123"Linux can never have too many multiplayer games.

Well, some regarding multiplayer shooters some people might disagree. :rolleyes:

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Quoting: "Powelly1995, post: 2119"First off, i'd like to award BEEP the prestigious award of "The only game that I haven't had to go digging for dependencies and that works right off the bat".

Really? I never have had any real problems. :confused:

Edit: I also notice that Steel Storm is now on Gameolith. Good show. :D

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I won't do this for the same reason I will not do the Phoronix one - I despise Twitter. :p

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Keep in mind through that much of id Tech 4's features have already been implemented in DarkPlaces or XReal. When it comes to source ports it is quite interesting, even if most of the games on the engine are native already. :D

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I am still playing Age of Empires through WINE at the moment, but a nice native distraction would be quite nice. Still, I am still suspicious of any 3D strategy games, though 0 A.D. gives me enough motivation to try and look past my previous experiences with them.

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Excuse me? :confused:

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Yeah, you can blame the hangover, I can blame the remnants of general anaesthesia and the novocaine. :confused:

So we are going to get Desura, Gameolith, and IndieCity all within a space of a year? It will be interesting to see how this turns out.

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Does that mean that all the titles that were a part of the Humble Indie Bundle will be available for Linux through Desura? So Trine and the other Bundle titles not currently available will be available through there, and it will mean you can get Braid somewhere other than the Ubuntu Software Centre?

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Indeed it was. It was also the one that showed that the Doom engine could actually have had fully implemented jumping, but id simply did not think of it at the time.

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Quoting: "Brandon Smith, post: 1972"Man good music! When I see the name Achron I think of those demons from DOOM, I guess those were archons though, heh.

Which beastie were you specifically thinking off, the Arachnotron or the Arch-Vile? :D

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