Quoting: Egonaut1:1, 2:2 or 3:3?

Looks like 1v1 when you view in game (Europe one at least)

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I'm very likely to buy it if it has a co-op career with friends online.

I was a little put off with poor reviews on the one that was ported to Linux before.

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I'd highly recommend "Mark of the Ninja"! Time for me to get the DLC :)

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Anyone know if the online multiplayer works across platforms (PC/Linux for example)?

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Loved this game. Sounds like a good time to replay it!

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Quoting: t3gIf Valve is shifting focus away from SteamOS (in favor of VR), what makes you think developers and publishers are going to spend the extra effort if Valve is losing interest?

Maybe if Microsoft lock down Windows 10 and only allow distribution via their store and demand an unreasonable cut. Then developers might be interested! :P I doubt that'll happen though. There'll be an uprising with pitchforks if that happens!

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Quoting: gojulYou can add TW Rome 2 and Project CARS

That's what I was looking for! Yep, Project CARS is the last game I ever preordered. I still had a windows partition at the time of ordering, but didn't by the time the game didn't get released (by which I mean Windows version got released).

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I'm surprised no one has mentioned Ubuntu Snaps, seeing as they've been released recently. I'm curious whether they will take off, or if they will get ignored like all the other competitors in this field (like AppImage seems to get forgotten about!).

I have realised I have used this 'MojoInstaller' a lot, and I remember being quite impressed with it, as I used to switch between Arch and Ubuntu and I was always quite impressed at how it was no different to install on either distro.

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I was thinking of trying to learn to use a proper game engine. Previously I've made some (admittedly fairly rubbish) games, but always with C++ and SDL2, which is fine, but it's a lot of work!

Perhaps I'll checkout the Godot engine! The pythonic language looks easy to pickup as well.

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Perfect game if you want to check that you can touch type in a hurry!
But this game could be very tense if your keyboard looks like this:

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