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What one game would blow your mind if it came to Linux & SteamOS?

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It's question time today here on GOL, so sit down and come have a chat. Today I ask a very simple question: what game would literally blow your mind if it came to Linux & SteamOS?

I've asked myself this very same question and while it looks like a simple question, the truth is that it's actually quite difficult to narrow it down.

There's a fair amount of great games we don't have and that's probably a heavy understatement. There's a good 10-20 games I badly want on Linux and narrowing them down was a bit of a task.

I think my all time wish right now would be: Fallout New Vegas.

A game I actually own, as it's one of the left-overs from back when I was dual-booting. I can't bring myself to load up Windows to play it. My Windows hard drive doesn't even fit in my PC case, so it becomes a nuisance to actually load Windows any way now.

Why Fallout New Vegas? I've been a Fallout fan since a young age and I think I've actually played all of them now. I love the world, the style of it and the gameplay is engrossing as hell. It was my favourite of the series by far.

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starsaboveus Dec 2, 2016
Do you all wanna know what I'd find REALLY mindblowing? Not if Rockstar released GTA V on GNU/Linux, but if they saw what the guys who are working on OpenRW (free/libre, cross-platform rewrite of the engine that powers III, Vice City, and San Andreas) were doing, decided that they should get involved, added funding to the project, and started heavily endorsing developers to work on the games, getting them to add patches, make the games look good on high resolutions, include a native multiplayer client, and even start porting their older games to various platforms (BSD, GNU/Linux, maybe AmigaOS!). That would never happen AND that's why it'd completely blow my mind.

Also: I'm amazed by how many responses this article has attained! Woo!


Last edited by starsaboveus on 2 December 2016 at 8:36 pm UTC
Eike Dec 2, 2016
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Quoting: starsaboveusAlso: I'm amazed by how many responses this article has attained! Woo!

Clearly tells that while IMHO, Linux gaming is in a good state, we're still missing stuff.
Overlord Dec 2, 2016
"Rise of nations".I will be fucking u to move ur butts Micosoft.Now is the time ,show ur love to linux.


Last edited by Overlord on 2 December 2016 at 8:41 pm UTC
mindplague Dec 2, 2016
Battlefield 1 ... never gonna happen though.
clatterfordslim Dec 2, 2016
All of the Resident Evils
All the GTA series
All the Ratchet & Clanks
All the Metal Gear Solids
All the Jak and Daxter games
Rise Of The Tomb Raider
All of The Medal Of Honor games
This is just to name but a few, as I cannot think of anymore
wasteoid Dec 2, 2016
Red Dead Redemption 2
stankalovich Dec 2, 2016
* any of the Metal Gears
* Akiba's Trip: Undead and Undressed
* any of the Ninja Gaidens
* any of the Dead Risings
ODDity Dec 2, 2016
I sort of changed my mind a bit people.. I'd like "Dark Souls" now as well as Doooom. :)
catchatyou Dec 3, 2016
In my Windows days, I really enjoyed Just Cause 2, so while I haven't looked into whether Just Cause 3 was as good or better, I'd love to see JC3 on Linux!
Bloombery Dec 3, 2016
Crysis 3,battlefield bad company 2, test drive unlimited 2
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