Oh yeah, I highly recommend this game! Definitely one of the best games I've played lately and one that got me thinking still for a while after I've finished it.

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Happy Birthday Linux!

For me and my way and preference of how I like to use computers Linux is just the best operating system.

It puts me in control over my computer and gives me all the choices to configure and use it just the way I want it to.

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Wow, looks amazing!

I hope the games gets released on itch.io or GOG.com as well.

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Happy Birthday GoL and the team! Thanks for all your efforts.

Quoting: GeoGalvanicits served as my only source of gaming related news

Jap, same here.

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I still wish they'd release a laptop similar to their Pulse model, with at least 100% sRGB coverage and high contrast (> 1000) but with a Ryzen 5800U CPU.

Their latest InfinityBook sounds like a good laptop. But I simply can't imagine getting back to only four cores.

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Wow, this game is a true gem!

Loco Motive was fun (and is also another fantastic adventure game!). This one here has some outstanding atmosphere to it though. The pixel art is fantastic, but also the music and -- and this really came as a surprise to me -- the sounds are amazing. They really managed to bring the different scenes to life with the background noises.

It's an unusual, rather dark and sometimes even a little eerie adventure game. Personally, I found the second story quite tragic and it even got me thinking for a little bit after I finished playing the game.

I really hope that the team will release some more games and like others before me have said, if they are going to charge for it, it will be worth every penny!

Thanks for pointing this game out, Liam.

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Quoting: GuestI hope this means the comeback of DRM-free Linux versions of their games.

Skipping Desperados Ⅲ, my most anticipated game of the year, has not been easy.

This.

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Wow, this looks amazing! I wasn't aware of this mod at all.

Quoting: aFoxNamedMorrisIt is not necessary to use WINE. You can play natively by dropping the game's .ipk3 into ~/.config/gzdoom and simply starting it by selecting it from GZDoom's game selector.

Seems like it's not that easy. Apparently, an old version of gzdoom is needed to run the game. I hope that they make the mod compatible with more up-to-date versions of gzdoom with the new chapter. :-)

https://www.realm667.com/index.php/en/kunena/wolfendoom-blade-of-agony/1269-crashing-when-loading [External Link]

Judging by the videos, they did a great job, nonetheless!

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I'd rather like to get a laptop with an AMD CPU/GPU. But alas, no chance getting one. :sad:

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Quoting: ShmerlNot only we get less good Linux releases these days, we get even less of them on GOG now. That's a weird progress really, considering the size of the Linux gaming market is supposed to be growing.

Wait, 2020 wasn't the year of the Linux desktop; again?

Seriously through, I totally agree and for me it was a huge disappointment that Desperados III wasn't released on GOG.com. It really was one of the few games I was still looking forward to.

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