no matter what, I prefer to support Feral and Aspyr, I think than its more healthy for the linux gaming ecosystem to have native games instead of wrappers. Now than they are experimenting with openGL 4.2+ (and its potential advantages than it has related to performance), its safe to assume than there is a lot of space for them to improve their ports taking the advantages than the new api offers.
Btw, has anyone noticed than the batman game is now in "quite soon" (which means its far away)? Since Xcom 2 will be arriving in february, then it will be arriving on Q2 2016 in the best case. Still, as long as its a good port then its ok.

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If the game is bought now, is it counted as a linux purchase? since the game is windows-only on the store. If I had to bet I would say than it will count as a windows key.

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Great news, but in my case 28 gb is just too much, its like 3 days just downloading a game on a laptop.

Quoting: LeonardKHm, what happens on highest possible settings on Full HD
Also, is this game multi-monitor-able on Linux?

Is it on windows? I would expect at least the same behavior than the windows version, but if it doesn't support it neither, then we shouldn't expect too much, its just a port of the windows version after all.

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I tried TF2 on linux again and sadly it runs very slow (my laptop where im playing it is old), which is a shame since one year ago the game used to run very fast on any map on the r600 driver, now its unplayable. So I tried the windows version from the windows partition using wine with gallium nine and it ran a bit better, its incredible how sometimes wine runs better than native. But Valve is making that game slower and slower after each update.
Other than that, indie games, since thats all what can be run from here. But there are some than are very good.

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Its Early-access, the only problem here is than the devs were honest, if they would just have said that they will take a look at it (and they will fix the linux bugs as far as I have read in the forum) this post would not have existed.

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Its your fault liam, and you know it.

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I cant see it in the "new releases" section. I guess thats because the lack of windows version

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He is a dev than having the choice to just ignore a release for this OS, instead he decided to press the Linux export button. So Im happy than its coming to Linux, its afterall another UE4 game on this platform. And for me the game looks very cool.
And btw, a game like gta:sa is as violent as his one, I felt tempted to run over people in real life after playing it years ago lol

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My bet is kotor 2, and thats great news

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This put a smile in my face

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