In what seems to be an interesting missunderstanding combined with welcome effort for Linux, the developer made a 64 bit version, including a GameMaker Studio switch...

https://steamcommunity.com/games/451570/announcements/detail/2703767429172326153 [External Link]

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Quoting: MrNilssonThanks for your list here and on your blog. I saved both and I'll have a look on them later this day.

The recommendations I listed in my post here are my personal ones.
Every single one is a great game in its respective genre in my humble opinion.

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Not my favourite kind of comic look, but sounds too interesting to be passed.

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Quoting: MrNilssonWell I think the last one I played was Grim Fandango or a Leisure Suit Larry game. The last few years I just played the Counter Strike games, Rainbow Six Siege and some Fortnite on the PC and sport & adventure games on the PS4. If you're up you can tell me some must plays on Linux. Doesn't have to be only point-and-click adventures. But it would be nice if the games were native Linux games. I just want to explore Linux games at the moment as I'm new to Linux.

Amnesia – The Dark Descent
Antichamber
Broken Sword 1, 2, 5
Civilization 5 or 6
Don’t Starve
FEZ
Gemini Rue
Human Ressource Machine
The Journey Down
Life is Strange
Limbo
Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Oddworld: New ’n‘ Tasty
Outlast
Pillars of Eternity
Portal 1 & 2 & Portal Stories: MEL in hard mode
Rochard
Rcoket League
Shadowrun Returns (and sequels)
SOMA
The Stanley Parable
The Swapper
The Talos Principle
Thimbleweed Park
This War of Mine
Thomas Was Alone
Tomb Raider
To the Moon
Trine
World of Goo
XCOM 1 & 2
Games from developer Zachtronics

We once made a list, it's outdated, but here's it with Steam links:
https://ein-eike.de/linux-games-worth-your-bucks/ [External Link]

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INHO, sorry to the devs, there are lots of better alteratives if you don't fancy a... simple humour. If you tell about your preferences, I'm sure we'll find recommendations.

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Quoting: Sil_el_motLeft 4 Dead was based on what a modder did (correct me if i am wrong).

To the best of my knowl what I found on Wikipedia, you're wrong.

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Quoting: razing32Will wait and see.
That card game was a train wreck.
DOTA2 chess was based on what a modder did (correct me if i am wrong)

Counter-Strike was based on what a modder did (correct me if i am wrong).

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Quoting: TiedemannYeah but it is a separate thing.

No, it's not, i've disabled the steam overlay a lot of times just for hiding achievement popups, you still get them but you won't see it.

You got an example of a game I can try it on cause I never have the overlay enabled.
If you don't get them and I do I'm certainly going to make a ticket on it.

I think you should be making examples. :)
AFAIK, no game can show the Steam notifications with Steam overlay disabled.

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Quoting: andy155One episode 1,5h/50mb=25€.... lol never ever wtf -.-

What's one episode, what takes 1.5h, what's "50mb"?
It's got 97% positive reviews...

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Quoting: ScooptaI've avoided Haskell because it hurts my brain to look at. Not in the "I want to conquer it sort of way" but in the "run away in terror" sort of way. I'm really comfortable with imperative languages though so I usually do crazy things with them to challenge myself instead of trying to take on the beast that is functional programming. I write stuff like OpenGL game engines, amd64 kernels, lots of random Wayland utilities, a Java library that basically does what JNA does but without JNA because reasons. I wrote a semi-functional GObject Introspection parser for Java, the list of random things I work on is pretty open ended.

That sounds crazy! I hope you're making stuff public?

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