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WHAT THE GOLF? is another Linux game that's now going to the Epic Store first
11 Jun 2019 at 2:28 pm UTC Likes: 1

How about releasing the game on Steam - but only for Linux?

Maybe this could be negotiated with Epic, as they don't offer support for that platform.

Klei Entertainment hit the restart button on Griftlands, confirmed to come to Linux but Epic Store first
11 Jun 2019 at 11:22 am UTC Likes: 2

Quoting: scaineI still hate Epic for their tactics of course, but maybe some actual good can come of the money they're flinging around - smaller devs getting big capital payouts and guaranteed sales, competition for Steam, and hopefully very little impact on Linux as a whole.
What I hate most about the situation is that the smaller indie devs are actually abused by Epic in that "war" and it seems like they don't even realize it.

Klei Entertainment hit the restart button on Griftlands, confirmed to come to Linux but Epic Store first
11 Jun 2019 at 10:54 am UTC Likes: 1

Lots of our heroes turn out to not care *that much* about Linux.

WHAT THE GOLF? is another Linux game that's now going to the Epic Store first
11 Jun 2019 at 10:49 am UTC Likes: 2

We know some of you prefer a Steam key so you will also get a key for a backer-exclusive pre-release on Steam that is going to be the full game. (don’t tell Valve - no idea what they think about it)
You should not promise a Steam release then turn to another store yet still partially providing Steam keys.
It might be fair to the backers, but it's overly unfair at the whole picture.

Either stay to your promised words and release on Steam or don't provide keys at all.
That's cheap!

Quake II RTX released with a demo along and the source code
7 Jun 2019 at 9:22 am UTC

Quoting: GuestOMG, it ran faster on my Voodoo 20 years back :-)
And I'm sure, I was more impressed back then! :)

(Had a shiny new Voodoo 2 at the time, iirc)

Edit: Also, impressive how id software managed to release Quake 2 just slightly more than one year after Quake 1.

Steam is doing a World Environment Day Sale and there's some nice Linux games
5 Jun 2019 at 2:51 pm UTC

Quoting: Eike
Quoting: RoosterWhich programming puzzle games would you recommend?
If it's your first
  Human Ressource Machine,
if you already played Human Ressource Machine and Seven Billions Humans,
  if you like it hardcore
    take a look at TIS-100
  otherwise
    take a look at the other games of Zachtronics.


PS: For an even more cute and easy entry, Algo Bot is neat.
I don't get the "otherwise" branch.
All Zachtronics games are kinda hardcore.
Which isn't? :D

Steam is doing a World Environment Day Sale and there's some nice Linux games
5 Jun 2019 at 2:48 pm UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: Eike
Quoting: subBtw, TIS-100 is on sale for -75%

Get it!!!
To be honest, even as somebody liking programming puzzle games, I cannot recommend it blindly.
It's a special one. Sure do give it a look, but do so before buying. :)
It's 1,75 € currently and you can get a refund on Steam if it's not your cup of tea.

Steam is doing a World Environment Day Sale and there's some nice Linux games
5 Jun 2019 at 12:59 pm UTC Likes: 7

Btw, TIS-100 is on sale for -75%

Get it!!!

Steam is doing a World Environment Day Sale and there's some nice Linux games
5 Jun 2019 at 11:44 am UTC Likes: 3

"World Environment Day Sale"

Interested in how much negative effect the whole Steam infrastructure plus the local machines running games have on the environment.