Quoting: killxdenHere is their Mac list:
http://www.aspyr.com/games [External Link]

I would really love to see:
- Borderlands 2
- Star Wars™: Knights of the Old Republic™
- LEGO® Star Wars®: The Video Game

Quoting: AnonymousI would love to play to the first Assassin's Creed on Linux (1, 2, Brotherhood and Révélations) <3

That would be cool :)

Quoting: GuestThey seem to be a really great company with excellent communication skills. :)

Not sure you covered this:

If you use Steam on different platforms but want to support the Linux port by Aspyr, you should bear the following in mind:

http://steamcommunity.com/app/8930/discussions/0/540743758002415316/#c540743757991860509 [External Link]

Quoting: Aspyre@steamcommunityThanks for the support! It means the world to us, really.

These are great questions. Ok...here is a quick rundown of how this works. Essentially, the Steam client is very smart and does a good job at identifiying the customer and paying the developer accordingly.

- If you want to ensure you are supporting Aspyr for the Linux version of Civ V, buy it AND PLAY IT on your Linux Steam client.
- Purchases made on another platform (Windows for example) will default payment to that platform BUT if you play it on Linux for the first few weeks, the system will recognize that you are actually a Linux user and shift a portion or all of the payment to the Linux developer.
- Purchases made more than a month ago on a different platform will keep payment to the developer of that platform if the user never launched on a different platform. This is totally understandable, as trying to sift through this stuff even just a couple of months after the transaction would be a finance apocalypse.

There is of course a grey area in rare cases, but Valve has some magic formula to make sure us devs are taken care of and its always been a fair shake for all involved.

Quoting: HadBabitsKelsIf anything, I find the performance is actually better under Linux than it was under Windows 7. I'm pretty impressed with how it came out, other than a minor difficulty in setting my resolution (which mysteriously fixed itself somehow).
Keep in mind that the devs mentioned the OS X and Linux port can't max out graphics as they do in Windows.

Quoting: Anonymous

Quoting: GoCorinthiansPre-ordered it! Dont care if it will be a wrapper.

Buy a decent PC, Im running at maxsettings(ubber of).

that unfortunately doesn't fly in w2 case. i read how people with much beefier machines can't pass 10fps.

i'm running it on 9800gt at 720p (my tv) without single problem and no frame drops whatsoever. and to make it even worse, friend is running it without problems on old amd and nvidia 520. then 3rd friend has 780gtx and i7, while his game is completely unplayable even at same settings as me. go figure

it can help if you try reading the git issues users posted, but if you're unlucky probably all you can do is wait for update. still, at least developers are pretty active in communication in that git