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The game 500 was: Evoland
Just prior to that, claiming the 3 remaining Linux games from the March Humble Monthly Bundle, which has just been published.
Happy 500 Owner :)))
which ones?
I thought I have many games with my 138 out of 245 supporting Linux. But hell I was wrong. I definitely need to take one month of vacation to play through every single one of them at some point. I thought about starting a twitch stream playing through all of my Linux games, then eventually installing Windows :'( afterwards and play through those windows only titles. But let's see if this plan becomes reality :D It really bothers me only having played so few games out of this huge collection I have...
linux/total = 300/380
I started the account in 2013 and I am only buying linux games so why 80 games not supporting linux? It is mostly Humble bundles or free games from humble bundle store. There are also unfortunate cases that where supporting linux but not now... I have not played the games that do not support linux not even thinking that as the linux backlog is too big already. I also do not have windows neither a wine steam installation.
I wonder what ratio other people have. When I tried once to make a poll this had a great variability and I am talking about people that none cared about linux (so it must have been about the types of games that people prefer)
But I have bought almost all over the past 12 months. Before that I had no gaming machine, because I'm a Linux only user.
Here's the roll-call for the last few....
Game 998 = Duke Grabowski, Mighty Swashbuckler (Linux steam key + drm-free)
Game 999 = They Bleed Pixels (Linux steam key + drm-free)
Game 1000 = The Curious Expedition (Linux steam key + drm-free)
Also noting that the *full* Humble Very Positive Bundle is pretty good (4 Linux steam keys + drm-free, and 4 further games not on Linux, but very good potential to run under WINE on Linux.
Congratz!