Quoting: ripper81358Unity 3D is a great engine as it allows for relatively easy cross-platform development. However running it natively on linux comes with some problems. I was involved in troubleshooting some Unity 3D games on linux. While i am not a developer i learned some things about Unity 3D on linux.

Quoting: Purple Library GuyMaybe. Probably not, even. But we have no real way of knowing. And the issue for modern cigarette companies is not competition with each other, it's fighting off attempts to make the whole product irrelevant, so brand isn't so much the point. If I were a cig manufacturer, I'd pay for that placement--they're right in the game description, part of the character's self-definition, part of what "makes her cool" . . . it's gold.

Quoting: Purple Library GuyI'm also not wild about the whole "product placement" thing, even if it's not cancer sticks.

No exact date yet but we do also know there should be a discount if you owned the original.

Quoting: Purple Library GuyI know it's ridiculous, but I find myself thinking "I'd be more interested if she wasn't a smoker."

Quoting: AwesamLinuxLooks good!. I'm curious if the Director's Cut uses an updated/extended version of AGS? Or if they have moved the game to a completely different engine. I know some developers have struggled with AGS games being unstable on Linux.

Quoting: articleClifftop Games mentioned this was created from the ground-up in a modern up-to-date game engine