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OpenXcom, The Open Source Engine For The Original X-COM Stable Release To Come Soon
24 May 2014 at 1:45 pm UTC
24 May 2014 at 1:45 pm UTC
Also interesting is that since the last 0.9 version the modding community has been rolling fast with new aliens, weapons and campaigns.
If you want to to take a peek here are a few relevant links:
So even if they're really near to version 1.0 it will hardly stop there :)
If you want to to take a peek here are a few relevant links:
- Open XCOM Mods new website beta [External Link]
- Open XCOM Mods old website (Luke83) [External Link]
- Forum - Completed Mods [External Link]
- Forum - Modding Experiments [External Link]
So even if they're really near to version 1.0 it will hardly stop there :)
The IndieBox, Get A Fancy Boxed Copy & Extras Of A Linux Supported Game Every Month
23 May 2014 at 3:02 pm UTC
23 May 2014 at 3:02 pm UTC
Yes, unfortunately for international customers the price goes up and it also takes a while to get there. I bought mine for Europe (Portugal) and yesterday according to the UPS shipping tracking system it was still in the states (MIAMI, FL 33112)...
So I just bought the first one (single month subscription) to see how it goes. But I liked what I saw in the post. Good game, presentation and all ^_^
So I just bought the first one (single month subscription) to see how it goes. But I liked what I saw in the post. Good game, presentation and all ^_^
The price-point is actually pretty decent for all of that kit too, I might have to sign up for a month or two and see how it goes to write-up on here, would you guys be interested in that?But I would like it covered here on Gaming On Linux, yes. Besides the game there are also some extras in the USB right? Having some kind of review would be cool!
Flower Shop: Summer In Fairbrook Released On Steam For Linux
17 May 2014 at 3:09 am UTC
17 May 2014 at 3:09 am UTC
Quoting: WorMzyI'm afraid this looks like a subpar flash game that wouldn't be out of place on a early 2000's free online game site. I don't think I'll be paying $20 for this.Actually its made in Ren'Py so it uses a visual novel engine and is a bit more fleshed out than flash game.
SUPERHOT, The Time Controlling FPS Is Back, On Kickstarter & Already Funded
17 May 2014 at 2:59 am UTC
As for Superhot... yeahh.. loved the prototype and almost forgot about it!
17 May 2014 at 2:59 am UTC
Quoting: Xpanderhmm.. unity3d ...What have been the issues with unity3d FPSs? I've been playing a the alpha of Gunscape also a FPS though I get some freezes in linux.
thats what im scared about... unity3d hasnt been good for FPS games so far... but theres hope that this one is better... unity5 should deliver better perf as well.
As for Superhot... yeahh.. loved the prototype and almost forgot about it!