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Latest Comments by antarctician
The Steam Link & Steam Controller are on sale on Amazon & GAME
22 Jun 2017 at 4:23 pm UTC

Was about to buy the Steam Link from GAME, but they ran out of stock before I managed to make the payment after filling my address :( Looks like I'll have to wait for the Steam's own summer sale.

Edit: Or not. Tried again and it worked. :D

Teeworlds, The Free & Open Source 2D Battle Game Is Now On Steam For Linux
30 Aug 2015 at 11:21 am UTC

It's nice to see a free and open source game on Steam. Does anyone know if there are other free software games on Steam already?

The Steam Sales Are On
27 Nov 2014 at 8:43 pm UTC

Quoting: kevieI went for Tropico 5 [External Link] (half price).
Happy Steam sale shopping everyone :D
Good choice :) I have played Tropico 5 for 75 hours now. So far the game runs really good on GNU/Linux and it's really fun - definitely recommend it ^_^

The Steam Sales Are On
27 Nov 2014 at 1:03 pm UTC

I think I'll go with:

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.

GODOT: The Open Source Engine Behind The Interactive Adventures of Dog Mendonça & Pizza Boy
31 Oct 2014 at 6:37 pm UTC

Quoting: Purple Library GuyI bet the loading screens take forever. You'll spend ages "Waiting for Godot".

Actually, when it comes to Free Software, I believe even Richard Stallman agrees that games (and their art, for instance) can't necessarily be Free Software. So you can be an FSF-level believer in freedom for software and still agree to an exception for games.
Well I agree with this, however one should make the distinction between the games and the tools used to create them. It's good to have free software libraries and game engines to create games, but it's better to consider finished games as media products such as music and movies rather than software.

Tropico 5 Officially Released For Linux
23 Sep 2014 at 1:17 pm UTC

There's discount on Humble Store [External Link], you can get the game for 26$. :D

Pirates, Vikings and Knights II Source Engine Game Coming To Linux
15 Sep 2014 at 9:35 pm UTC

I used to play this mod a lot in the past when we still had to dual boot in order to play games, I guess around 5 years ago.
Edit: And yes I noticed I haven't run Windows since one month and still played a lot of games :D

It's a very nice game, and I'm really glad to see it's finally coming to GNU/Linux. However I wanted to play it a couple of months ago and the number of the people playing it seemed to be too few... :/