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Humble Bundle PC And Android 8 Unleashed With New Linux Games

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So there's a new Humble Bundle in town and it features cross-platform games for Linux, Mac, Windows & Android and some games are 100% new to Linux!

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Little Inferno
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Gemini Rue - New to Linux, Steam to come soon
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Hero Academy - New to Linux
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Anomaly 2
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What is the stand out game in this bundle for you? Great to see more games being 100% cross-platform, good job Humble. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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10 comments

Cheeseness Dec 18, 2013
What're people's experiences with Gemini Rue so far?
Ivancillo Dec 18, 2013
It is good to see a bundle that doesn't require Steam.
Edgar Dec 18, 2013
Quoting: Quote from CheesenessWhat're people's experiences with Gemini Rue so far?

I haven't played the release version yet, but I got it during the beta and really enjoyed the plot. Any bundle with Gemini Rue is a great bundle.
Cheeseness Dec 18, 2013
Quoting: Quote from EdgarI haven't played the release version yet, but I got it during the beta and really enjoyed the plot. Any bundle with Gemini Rue is a great bundle.

It's one of my favourite games :D

It's still got some audio issues by the looks of things, but I hear those are being worked on and there should be a new build (and a Steam build for anybody waiting for those) soon.
Liam Dawe Dec 18, 2013
I watched the trailer for GR and it looked pretty cool, tempted to buy it but no money until Friday hmmm...
Joe Dec 18, 2013
I got Gemini Rue during last year's Steam Holiday Sale. Haven't touched it yet because it wasn't available under Linux. Looks like this will finally change soon.
Radegast Dec 18, 2013
Hero Academy crashes upon start-up on my OpenSuse 13.1 with this log: http://pastebin.com/0cLrNHJ3

I couldn't find any official bugtracker where to report this.
Cheeseness Dec 18, 2013
Quoting: Quote from stan- Gemini Rue is the only one that’s half fun. It runs but really needs a windowed mode and alt-tab support… (Especially with compton as a compositor I’m getting a partially transparent game window in fullscreen, so it doesn’t look that good…) Still I played it for 5 minutes and it seemed ok.

I'm hopeful that things in the build will be improved, but in the meantime, you can edit a config file to provide windowed mode (windowed by default was something I lobbied for during the beta). 

Open up ~/GeminiRue/acsetup.cfg and set windowed to 1

windowed=1

I also like upping the graphics scaling:

gfxfilter=StdScale3
Cheeseness Dec 19, 2013
Quoting: Quote from stanThanks! The config file was located in the game directory for me

Ah, yes. ~/GeminiRue is the default install path rather than a configuration path - I should have mentioned that.

I can see why a lot of Windows devs feel more comfortable with an installer. It's a more familiar form of distribution and gives the impression that users can't mess up the install process.
Joe Dec 20, 2013
Gemini Rue is now showing up under Linux Steam.
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