According to Steam I already own this game. No idea how that happened. Must have been a bundle. I'd still give them some money if it came to Linux.

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I have already picked this up but I would happily buy another copy if it came to Linux. Furthermore it would be awesome because it would mean future games from DontNod may be Linux bound. Vampyr is looking great.

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I love articles like these because most times I had never heard of the games mentioned or the developers behind them. I am not the biggest fan of space sims or platformers but I am enough of one to want to support this developer. They have the right attitude about Linux development and we could use more like them.

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Looks interesting enough and price is right. I should be picking it up in a couple pay cheques.

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I doubt I will ever give a cent to the Windows Store. I tolerate Steam when a game is on Linux, is less than $5 and can't be found elsewhere but the Windows Store won't have Linux and I highly doubt Quantum Break will be less than $5. DRM free is my big checkbox for games to hit, even more so than Linux.

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I created a thread over on the GOG forums asking the devs for a Linux version. Doing my part.

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Awesome news. I'm waiting for the DRM free version but i'm glad it's on it's way.

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This game looks awesome. I really hope they make a DRM free version.

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Thank you for introducing me to her work. Seems interesting.

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Looks interesting. Hopefully they'll consider a DRM free release down the road.

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