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Got Worms? Well, you can get a whole lot of them in the latest Humble Bundle from the classics up to the newer stuff and some of them have Linux builds too.

Spread across multiple tiers you can get access to:

  • Worms Reloaded + 6 DLC
  • Worms Clan Wars
  • Worms W.M.D

All three there have Linux builds, and then there's some others that do not like:

  • Worms (original)
  • Worms Armageddon
  • Worms Blast
  • Worms Crazy Golf
  • Worms Pinball
  • and more

This bundle is quite likely enough Worms to keep you going for a lifetime. If it interests you, hope on over to the Humble Worms! Worms! Worms! Bundle page.

Additionally, Humble Store has announced multiple other big sales going on right now. Here's a few:

  • 2K Sale - Civilization, XCOM 2, BioShock and more
  • Paradox Sale - lots of their titles discounted including Stellaris and Hearts of Iron
  • Indie Mega Week - some top indie gems discounted like SUPERHOT, Northgard, Broforce and absolutely loads more. There's some seriously great gaming experiences going cheap there.
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bisbyx Oct 15, 2020
https://www.protondb.com/app/327030

I had to use proton to gets Worms WMD to run. The native version was broken.
Izaic Oct 15, 2020
Tempting. Even more tempting is getting Space Crew which just came out.
FGarden Oct 15, 2020
Worms Armageddon received an official patch to work with Proton/Wine.

worms armageddon 3.8 release notes


Last edited by FGarden on 15 October 2020 at 9:34 pm UTC
Salvatos Oct 16, 2020
Quoting: bisbyxhttps://www.protondb.com/app/327030

I had to use proton to gets Worms WMD to run. The native version was broken.
Works for me with this run command:
LC_ALL=C LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$HOME/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/amd64/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu:$HOME/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/amd64/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu" %command%

Don't ask me to explain, though, found it in the Steam forums years ago.
ageres Oct 16, 2020
Quoting: Guest0 DRM-free game in this sale, Humble Bundle is such a great key reseller store…
They sell what they got. If Team17 decided to provide with Steam keys only, it's not HB's fault.
Alloc Oct 16, 2020
Seen the bundle ... then again I have almost all of the Worms franchise. Still we only play W:A because that's yet the best game in the franchise (and still updated every now and then due to the dedicated community).
Liam Dawe Oct 16, 2020
Quoting: GuestHow is that not their own fault?
The point is if the developer does not provide DRM-free builds or Linux builds, they can't force them to.
Eike Oct 16, 2020
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Quoting: Liam Dawe
Quoting: GuestHow is that not their own fault?
The point is if the developer does not provide DRM-free builds or Linux builds, they can't force them to.

If I remember correctly, they used to "force" them to make Linux version long time ago, no?
I'm not blaming them, but it's not like it is literally impossible.
Liam Dawe Oct 16, 2020
Quoting: EikeIf I remember correctly, they used to "force" them to make Linux version long time ago, no?
For Humble Indie Bundles, nothing else.
They've long since expanded to other markets, but people like living in the past and complaining about it constantly it seems.
ageres Oct 16, 2020
Quoting: EikeIf I remember correctly, they used to "force" them to make Linux version long time ago, no?
Afaik, they hired Icculus and other Linux programmers for that. Also, the first games on HB were indie games, therefore easier to make Mac/Linux ports, easier to convince developers (who probably were Linux users themselves) to support Linux and provide DRM-free versions.
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