Mail in vote for Anachronox here! (First game I completed using Wine)

[Soldier Of Fortune](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpRgTDPjMTY)

Provisional vote for The Reckoning but I still need to play Kingpin.

Quoting: whizseMail in vote for Anachronox here! (First game I completed using Wine)

It can't be included in this poll.

Sadly, someone stopped working on the unofficial Linux version of this game:

https://github.com/hogsy/hosae

Last edited by gbudny on 10 Mar 2023 at 11:44 pm UTC

Anachronox was lovely.

I'm sorry to say I don't care about any of the games in the poll.

Quoting: HamishProvisional vote for The Reckoning but I still need to play Kingpin.

Kingpin has great music and the incredible atmosphere of a city full of dangerous gangsters. It's a non-linear game, which can cause weird issues similar to Sin.

Unfortunately, the Linux version of Kingpin is buggy, and it's quite annoying. Surprisingly, I'm talking about the Linux version of the game that had few releases.

Ryan "Ridah" Feltrin released a server version of Kingpin 1.21, but the final version of the Linux client is 1.20.

Last edited by gbudny on 12 Mar 2023 at 7:56 pm UTC

I need to find some time for Heretic II. Apparently it's the only id Tech 2 game I haven't played.

It's a shame that the 3rd party ones didn't have any source code releases. The switch from gamecode running in a VM like in Quake 1 to native code in Quake 2 makes them so crash prone.

Take a look at the pure bugfix changes in Yamagi Quake 2 – it's baffling.

Solider of Fortune ! Loved that when I was in college. SOF2 had better multiplayer but I preferred the original for the campaign.

Quoting: gbudny

Quoting: HamishProvisional vote for The Reckoning but I still need to play Kingpin.

Kingpin has great music and the incredible atmosphere of a city full of dangerous gangsters. It's a non-linear game, which can cause weird issues similar to Sin.

Unfortunately, the Linux version of Kingpin is buggy, and it's quite annoying. Surprisingly, I'm talking about the Linux version of the game that had few releases.

Ryan "Ridah" Feltrin released a server version of Kingpin 1.21, but the final version of the Linux client is 1.20.

Just to let you know that there is a [Kingpin Reloaded](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1224700/Kingpin_Reloaded/) "Coming Soon" on steam....... No native Linux support by the looks of it....... But hopefully with proton it will run fine :smile:

Quoting: StoneColdSpiderJust to let you know that there is a [Kingpin Reloaded](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1224700/Kingpin_Reloaded/) "Coming Soon" on steam....... No native Linux support by the looks of it....... But hopefully with proton it will run fine :smile:

Thanks.

I know about it.

I hope they publish the Linux version. I don't buy it if they don't release a native version for Linux.

In my opinion, Windows is cheap and much better than Proton if I want to run games for Windows.

It was disappointing that they didn't release Sin for Linux.