Quoting: GoboI wanted to download the demo but all I get is a message telling me that the product is not available for my platform. Did they pull it again? Specs for Linux are still visible as well as the SteamOS icon.

This is often the case: Game available for Linux, but demo not.

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I played through it (on Debian) and didn't have a single crash. If you're through with Portals and Talos Principle and still hungry for first-person puzzling, it's not a great, but a nice one.

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Quoting: deathxxxo Days and still noting ....
So what?

They are quickly building a Linux version due to the protests they were getting.

;-)

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Quoting: 14Wine has its purpose. For one, it is a gentler transition to Linux gaming rather than just saying "goodbye" to a lot of your games. But I'm not a Winer user anymore, not for a couple years now. There is enough Linux gaming support to keep my backlog growing more than it's shrinking.

My purpose for WINE is making my tax declaration.
I'm a bit tempted to try No Man's Sky, but hey, there are good videos out there.
And as others already said: I've got too many good games for Linux anyway.

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[SHOCKING new information: Our next project is coming to the Mac. What do you think it is?](https://www.facebook.com/aspyrmedia/photos/a.111147138963286.17046.109613065783360/1066913723386618/?type=3&theater [External Link])

Did they really not realize how truly shocking this would be to some of their customers?

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Quoting: morbiusThough if I had a girlfriend who played games, I'd definitely want Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime.

It made my girlfriend who usually does not play games at all play some rounds with me.

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Quoting: GuestIf they want you to guess they could at least give some sort of clue.

Your avatar has the right looks for this comment. :)

There hasn't been anything big from Aspyr for a long time know, AFAICS.
(I bought Layer of Fear and am looking forward to play it, but it's not a major release, right?)
Hope they are going for something bigger now.
And of course, that it includes Linux in the first place.

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The only interesting feature ist gone.

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Quoting: GlinkFunny I got the game last month and I found the fix precisely here, but in the comment section xD

Maybe it would be a good idea to set up a Q&A section in here like stackoverflow xD

Would make a useful new wiki page...

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Quoting: Krootox1986Sorry for the noob question but can I play this on steamOS despite the fact it doesn't have a Linux icon on the steam store? Will it just play after downloading in big picture or will I need to go to desktop and tinker?

Yes you can play it on SteamOS. It isn't supported so the icon isn't there but you can download and play it. I haven't played it on SteamOS but I have played it on Fedora

... and while it's a beta, according to https://dev.arma3.com/ports [External Link], you don't need to opt-in or anything.

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