Still not available for Linux on Humble Bundle.

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I'm disappointed. Talking that DRM-free is nothing on Linux gaming site is really strange. Do you folks never see Starforce? Some other crappy services? DRM is always about limitations. "You cannot get file directly, you must use our Downloader(R)(TM)". "What, you want to watch Dr.Who? Get out, your country is not supported!"
DRM-free products advocates freedom, and it's brilliant. I always buy games at Humble Bundle or GOG, even if they cheaper on Steam, even as a student. GOG <3

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Quoting: Deformaljust no. Mail.ru group is owner of Skyforge. And their touch to every game transforms them into pay2win. It might be good game or bad game, I don`t know, but there will be huge amount donate. At least at CIS countries.

In fact, this company is a big, big trash holder. It buy all it can reach. All the polular Russian social services (ICQ, all social networks - Moi mir, Odnoklassniki, Vkontakte) was bought by it. Recently they interested in games. I never seen something useful made by Mail.Ru. Only fraud, PR, and buying another companies.

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It would be really cool. Learning by reading real projects' code is great.

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I was expecting simultaneous release on all platforms, but if it's "really soon", fine. It would be nice to have Linux version by Christmas.

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Notch is quitting: http://pastebin.com/n1qTeikM [External Link] https://twitter.com/notch/status/511508557200498688 [External Link]

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Love this game! Many folks told it looks similar to Zelda. I haven't play Zelda, but this one is cute and funny. Finished it in two days.

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Quoting: sobkasI would like to know what everyone thinks about new image used in wine related news. Is it fit for that purpose?

It is cool, like it!

Quoting: gbudnyWhy Wine developers have focused on fixing bugs in games and applications which are available for Linux? I do no get it.

Some folks (e.g., Joel Spolsky [External Link]) thinks that you must not write new code until you have unfixed bugs. It is hard and it is not the case with Wine development. But hey, do you keep a bug in a code you work on just because it is used in rare cases you can use native programs for GNU/Linux?

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Thanks again, Liam! You are cool.

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Would be proud to test it on my Debian Jessie.

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