Both games use the same engine, so...
I want to see the first one ported to linux too, saly it hasnt even been ported to mac os.

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Quoting: neffo

Quoting: edoHis port of goat simulator doesnt even launch since the last update. But his other ports are good.

It works fine.

No, sadly, it doesnt, based on the steam forums I can say I am not the only one.

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His port of goat simulator doesnt even launch since the last update. But his other ports are good.

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Quoting: nlla

Quoting: edo"both versions are available and can be selected from the game launcher"

That will only applies to the windows version, the linux version will be just the enchanted edition.

Are there any gameplay caveats for the enchanted edition in comparison to the original one? If not then it's no big deal I guess.

I would prefer to have the original trine available in steam linux too, due to trine 2 runs very slow even on windows, so on linux it will be unplayable (I have to use the r600 driver).
btw, the humble-bundle trine version does not work either.

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"both versions are available and can be selected from the game launcher"

That will only applies to the windows version, the linux version will be just the enchanted edition.

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I tried Civ5 in my laptop (it's kind of old, Im using the r600 free driver) using linux, and it runs very good. But its difficult to figure out how to play it, so I get bored.

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I heard this game was difficult to port due it use direct 11, is this a wine-wrapper/eON?

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I prefer a football game like pro evolution soccer than this.

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Looks like monument valley.

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In not sure if its a good idea,if they do that, there are going to be a lot of unnecessary forks and fragmentation, just the same issue than exist actually with the free software.

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