*kernel panic*

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: Linux_RocksHopefully we get a native Linux version of Bomb Rush Cyberfunk. Team Reptile has been great about making them, and all their other games on Steam have them. I bought it on Steam vs the Switch because of that reason.

Platinum on ProtonDB and Steam Deck Verified. Just sounds like you're missing out if you actually wanted to play it.

Oh, I'm still gonna play it soon. Just was saying a native Linux version would be cool. I bought the deluxe edition too for the awesome soundtrack.

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Hopefully we get a native Linux version of Bomb Rush Cyberfunk. Team Reptile has been great about making them, and all their other games on Steam have them. I bought it on Steam vs the Switch because of that reason.

Same goes with Blasphemous 2 as well. As the first game has a native Linux version.

I know Proton works great, and call me a stickler. But I'll always prefer native Linux support for games. I also like that native Apple Silicon versions of games are coming to Steam sometimes too.

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I don't play, but this was BS and I feel for those who do play if they got banned for no reason.

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I don't care for the Epic Games Store, and I've only bought some DLC for the free games that they've given out and like 2 or 3 games on sale. (Versus almost 2,000 games on sale in my Steam library.) But if this keeps Valve on their toes, then so be it.

There's plenty of criticism to be had at Epic Games, but (to be blunt) the stupid rednecks and their fake criticisms of them are worse.

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Cool, hopefully we'll get Dark Forces II down the road as well. Remasters of both Star Trek: Elite Force I & II would also be awesome.

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Quoting: F.Ultra

Quoting: Linux_RocksMan, Quake II RTX has native Linux support. Why can't this or Portal? Half-Life 2 and Portal already have native Linux versions. I don't know how modding works internally. But doesn't that automatically help make it possible? </3

Make possible yes but the modders are apparently Windows devs and have zero clue or interest on how to code for Linux.

The devs =

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Man, Quake II RTX has native Linux support. Why can't this or Portal? Half-Life 2 and Portal already have native Linux versions. I don't know how modding works internally. But doesn't that automatically help make it possible? </3

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