Quoting: GoboIt is really sad that id never got around to officially port Doom 3 and Rage, so I doubt they will port the new Doom as well. I was wishing for the spirit of John Carmack to carry on at id, making them release source for example. And as pointed out yet again in this video: Vulkan support is enabled already, so the graphics department is most likely not the driving factor that keeps them from supporting other platforms.

ftp://ftp.idsoftware.com/idstuff/doom3/linux/ [External Link]
Official doom3 support from id. Sadly you are right in Rage (and doom3 BFG edition).

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Quoting: cRaZy-bisCuiTIt actually looks like a browser game or 90s city builder.

It's more like a mobile phone or facebook game, It wouldn't impress me if It have social or pay-to-win features.
As for city builders of 90' I rather play simcity 1989, simicty 2000 1994, or simcity 3000 1999 (that also came to linux).
I think all where better than that, and all 90s games.

Well, if it has a big and interesting feature not shown on this video, I could consider it.

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All thanks icculus. He made the linux port.

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Works almost perfectly on arch. The only complain, can I change the keyboard layout?

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For a moment, I thought it was doom (2016), and, destiny (advanced version).
We have to see if this is good, I need to read some reviews.

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Currently, it has two modes, the first emulates xbox controller, the second a mouse.
I think there is an exorter of some sort for the keybindings, I didn't try it.

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Quoting: STiATI like the 1st April Joke. Gaming on Windows 10. Very funny :D

Well, I have a windows 10 partition, that I run less than twice a month, and last month creashed two times with BSOD.
And some months ago it installed a big update and I couldn't boot it up, I had trouble for repairing it.
I don't know how anyone can say that is better than linux on gaming.

At least linux, if it crashes, it's my fault for something that I made, and can be resolved without formatting.

So, the "Gaming on Windows 10", for me it's a bad joke that it's not funny.

(I only have the partition, because I like to try different OS, and it's almost empty partition)

Hope that game from this article is not a joke, it could not be bad.

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__GLVND_DISALLOW_PATCHING=1 %command% solves anything?

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Unigine it's the best linux game engine (as for graphics). Sadly it's not used in many projects (that I know).

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Precisely I was about to buy it yesterday. But I didn't.
I booted to windows to try the demo, and windows 10 crashed (BSOD).
Well I didn't booted up windows on the last 2 months.
I will wait until it has linux release.

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