Are the original single player campaigns of the games incuded or is OpenRA solely a multiplayer game?

I've never heard of OpenRA before and while I was never much interested in the C&C games back in the days I'd like to give them a shot now. I certainly would like to give Dune 2000 a whirl as I really enjoyed Dune II back then.

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Oh, sweet. I hope that the game will also be released on other web stores. I'll definitely keep an eye on this.

I really like the artwork.

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Wow, never heard about the game before. Looks very nice indeed.
Reminds me a lot of Grimrock. But the possibility to pause the game in combat makes it much more interesting to me.

I'll keep an eye on this and may pick the game up when it becomes available in other stores such as GOG.com as well.

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Quoting: JudasIscariotAre you using the official or open source graphics drivers for your card?

I am not sure myself as to what sound driver the game uses (Pulse Audio or OpenAL) but if it is OpenAL, can you update your version of it?

Hey JudasIscariot, thanks. I'm using the nVidia blob. The flickering graphics aren't a big deal to me as it only happens occasionally. Most of the time the graphics seem to be fine, though.

The crackling sound is what I find most annoying. I don't use PulseAudio. The OpenAL version installed on my Arch system is up-to-date. In fact, it's a more up-to-date version than the one that's coming with the GOG.com version of the game.

I'll try a few things and maybe the game will get an update as well. I'd love to see the problem solved as the game really seems to be quite nice.

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The game is cute, or rather its main protagonist is. Unfortunately I have some issues with the version from GOG.com like flickering graphics and, most annoyingly, crackling sound. It's a shame, given that the music is so important for this game. Otherwise the game seems to be fun.

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I'll pick this game up as soon as it becomes available for Linux. I've always had an eye on this. Looks very interesting, so great news.

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Great game! It's exactly what I've wished for and very rewarding when playing together with a good team.

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The game looks so beautiful. Great atmosphere.
I hope they'll release the game DRM free as well, for example on GOG.com.

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I was interested in this game when I first heard about it- for a moment. Then I read about the supernatural stuff.

I really wish someone would make a great Western game like Desperados again.

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Quoting: amelcherYou're friendly neighborhood porter here. Xenonauts was re-ported native by Humbl+Knockout Games.

Love,
Aaron

Yay, thanks a bunch!

I gave the native beta version a quick whirl last night and so far the game seems to be working great. Only some of the text in the hint windows seems to be a little misplaced. Not a big deal though, the text is still very well readable.

I'm so glad that this game is now available native for Linux and that Goldhawk Interactive is apparently fully supporting this port (http://www.goldhawkinteractive.com/forums/showthread.php/13336-Humble-Bundle-Mac-Linux-Native-Ports?p=152995#post152995).

As for the Humble Indie Bundle, I don't find it particularly interesting, except for “Sir, You Are Being Hunted”.

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