Thx Fera for this great Game.

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It's more like "Cry of Fear".

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Thx Liam ^^.

I have play it a bit and i must say it's look realy great.
The Norway guys do a great job.

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Quoting: FutureSutureSega is already the best Japanese company when it comes to bringing games to Linux.

Which games? I wasn't aware they have ported any of their own games to Linux, as in the Sonic series. I thought Sega have only been publishers so far.

Sega Supports with the Football Manager Series Linux from Day One.

See: http://www.footballmanager.com/info/football-manager-2015 [External Link]

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I made here a good Exemple: http://steamcommunity.com/app/336510/discussions/0/523890681404661732/#c523890681422559531 [External Link]

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Quoting: seb24The critics on Steam are really bad too.

Why? It's a Browsergame and over 2 Years old.

Now the put it in a .exe/bin, but it's a browsergame (flash).
Oh wait, now you can pay the ingame content via Steamwallet.

I remember EA did the same in the past in the ubuntu store.

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Yea Happy Birthday GoL.
Let's see what comes on Linux games in the next few years.

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Quoting: PeciskSoooo....any SteamVR/OpenVR plugin for Linux? I thought so.

Read the full release notes.

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I think the most forget, thats Linux is only the Kernel. ^^
All other are a Distribution.

No Linux Kernel, no SteamOs.

SuSE, opensuse, SuSE Enterprise Linux has the cameleon as Logo, no Tux.
Red Hat the black head with red Hat, no Tux too.
And, and and.

But all are Linux based distributions.

So whats your problem?

The Steam Logo is maybe only a Browser problem, i think.

The other thing is, thats Steam wrote on the login/register site the Supported Linux based Distributions.
You can read it on the Installpage, too.
So i can see it as new Steamuser.

And there are a very big Tux, too.

So you want a Tux and the SteamOS Logo in the Shoppage Lists? So i want the Ubuntu, Arch, RedHat, SuSE and all the other Linux based distribution logos, too. ;)

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I have the SteamOS Logo in the List (Opera with turned off Chache)

I have no problem with the SteamOS Logo, but the Tux was better for non power linux users.

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