I wouldn't play most genres in early access, absolutely inculding adventure games.

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Didn't you use to have a count down, sparing us from calculating our distance to UTC?

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Quoting: WJMazepasI tried to learn a bit of Vulkan, but all the information that i found was for someone already with experience in developing 3d engines.

I dont know if is possible, but i would love a tutorial that went with the basics, medium and advanced stuff with Vulkan. Showing how to write a simple triangle and then going forward. But explaining everything for someone who has not touched OpenGL before.

For learning all the stuff from the beginning, I'd recommend a book. For such tasks, nothing beats paper besides the keyboard. I cannot give specific recommendations on books about Vulkan, though.

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Quoting: SkipperroI've tested it and... WOW!
I've got i7-7700K and Titan XP.

Before path game was playable with framerate around 40-60 with ocasional drops to 20. I was able to play up to a snowy prison map, where the map size and intense snow effects was killing performance and FPS drops below 30 with drops to around 10 on low settings.

Now on everything on max settings I don't see FPS lower than 120. While zoomed in, I've got over 200 FPS.
Oh, and loading times for a game installed on SSD.... nearly instant.

Best performance path ever!

To be honest, that's the only acceptable performance experience for such a game with you hardware setup. :)

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While the game sounds worth getting, the developer is still in a heavy patching phase...
http://steamcommunity.com/app/389860/allnews/ [External Link]

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Quoting: linuxvangog

Quoting: legluondunetinstant buy for me on GOG because : " the developer actually said they managed to fix a lot of the Linux issues "thanks to the help of the GOG Linux team""

Thanks, I appreciate it :) We do that more often than people realize, but aren't supposed to share it ;)

Thanks for your work - whatever it might secretly include. :)

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Is this an actual gameplay screenshot? It looks better than any other I've seen...

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There's a free predecessor [External Link] as well.

Did anybody try playing one of these with a Windows system on the other side?

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Quoting: g000hAnnoyingly I own all of those except Torment: ToN and Xenonauts. I think this deal will last until the next monthly subscription is active, so I might get the full pack (and $2 wallet credit) if I resume the subscription.

Agree that it is a fantastic bundle. I paid plenty for many of these titles, even on sale elsewhere.

It seems I'm into classics, too. I already got the three Shadowrun games (just playing the last one, sigh), Wasteland, Broken Sword and Dreamfall (which is the only one I cannot wholeheartedly recommend).

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Quoting: GuestI agree, I really want to see more games in general on Linux, but as a TW fan we're missing some of the best ones (Rome 2 and TW2). The comments dissing each of these releases are really annoying and destructive. I won't go into the Tomb Raider announcement and say bad things about it, even if I am not as interested, rather I will simply not comment at all.

Well, half of their ports are strategy games. I wonder what like "So many strategy games" you might say about Tomb Raider.

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