Just bought and tried it, wonderful.
I already told that, but I'm so glad Feral & Aspyr joined in. Love both these companies and I still have tons of Mac game boxes with their names proudly written on it.

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Well, I finished The Witcher 2 on my gaming rig without any further problem or slowdown after patch n°3.
VP guys did a pretty good job at supporting this game and I'm quite happy they did.

BUT. I had to wait MONTHS after I bought the game, with long hours of troubleshooting and looking for any mysterious option that could MAKE the game just playable.

I like what VP guys did, but sorry, I won't buy another port from them, no matter what. No harm intended.
Also Bioshock Infinite isn't worth bothering once again with all this, I mean, far less than The Witcher 2.

If it's true that the port is from eON, it'll be a pass. Unless, of course, early players state it works flawlessly (which I'd situate at around 90% of Windows performance - something The Witcher 2 still isn't up to...).

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Quoting: hardpenguin

Quoting: omer666I know I already said that before, but I won't buy this until the first one is fixed.

Bad choice, as the port of the first one was outsourced and the Linux version of KF2 will be made in-house. That is not really comparable :)

I know, but I don't like to be cheated. They told us they would work on it and they didn't, I don't trust them at all.

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I know I already said that before, but I won't buy this until the first one is fixed.

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Quoting: natewardawgI really appreciate them being so open and giving people the heads up about GPU support and a later release.

While they probably have good reasons, I wish the Metro Redux devs would be at least a tiny bit open with how it's coming as I'm starting to wonder if they will ever release it on Linux. I don't think we've heard a peep from them since it was on Pre-Sale.

https://twitter.com/MetroVideoGame/status/537525822383742976 [External Link]

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Allow me to disagree. I didn't see any building tree, any spell book, any blacksmith to equip your troops in Civ5, gameplay elements which I consider are very akin to HoMM. There is definitely some resemblance, but I think that the core gameplay doesn't rely on the same elements as Civ5.

However, you are right concerning bugs in the game, but I have yet to encounter a quest breaking bug (still, they sure exist).

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Quoting: antarcticianI think I'll go with:

• Warlock 2: The Exiled [External Link]


• Deadfall Adventures [External Link]

Especially Deadfall Adventures looks like another AAA with good quality port for GNU/Linux. Not sure about the Warlock though, reviews don't seem to be so good.

I'm really enjoying Warlock 2 despite encountering some bugs. The game play is really well thought out and the universe is entertaining. That's a good HoMM-like if you ask me.

I like Deadfall because it reminds me of Return to Castle Wolfenstein in some ways, but I wouldn't recommend it to everyone.

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This is strange, I just tested the tutorial and had no crash at all while firing the shotgun...

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Leszek could not finish the Deadfall port, hence explaining why its quality is not that great.
The problems seem to come from the editor and not from the man, who's a really nice guy.

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If you're saying Feral is not good just because of the 64bit-only binaries for Xcom, that's ridiculous.

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