I enjoyed the demo on Windows so I'm glad it will be coming to Linux. Just wish they would release a DRM free version to go with it.

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I've had this game on my radar for a while now. Looks very interesting. If they add Linux support it will certainly climb the rungs of my wishlist quicker. Now I can only hope they plan on a demo as well.

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I am glad to see more games coming to Linux but I found Darksiders to be boring and just a bad game. Dated graphics, poor PC port with limited graphics options and poor mouse/keyboard support. Unless they plan to fix some of the overall issues with the PC version than I can't see myself getting excited for this.

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I can't wait for GOG to go Linux. My 2 top priorities for gaming is DRM free and Linux and at the moment finding both is hard. Humble store is pretty good about doing both but I love to support GOG.

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I've been following Age of Wonders 3 for a while now. Linux support just may make me pull the trigger on a sale.

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I have my doubts it will look that good upon launch but I'll be happy if they prove me wrong. I thought the original Homefront was a solid game. Nothing spectacular but not bad. Nice to see Crytek hopping on the Linux wagon.

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I believe Steam to be DRM. It may be the most user friendly DRM ever conceived but it is DRM none the less. People say it is no different from GOG because you have to download the game from GOG's site but they fail to realize that after I do that I can store the install files anywhere I please and reinstall them without ever having to use any GOG service at all. If you have a game on Steam you need Steam to use the game one way or another. There may be games that after install you can bypass Steam but to get that far you need the Steam client. All I need if my backup copy fails me is to download it again from the GOG website. No client install at all. I keep my GOG games backed up in 2 separate computers and an external hard drive so the chances of me even needing their website is slim to none.

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I may prefer DRM free but I will never talk down about Valve. They do a lot for PC Gaming as a whole. Kudos to them for helping out even more.

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