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Ironhide Game Studio's real-time strategy game Iron Marines sees day-1 Linux support
17 May 2019 at 7:51 am UTC
17 May 2019 at 7:51 am UTC
It seems like Steam Cloud Sync is broken.
On two Linux PCs the progress is not shared despite Steam Cloud Sync being enabled on both installations.
Can somebody please verify this?
On two Linux PCs the progress is not shared despite Steam Cloud Sync being enabled on both installations.
Can somebody please verify this?
Ironhide Game Studio's real-time strategy game Iron Marines sees day-1 Linux support
15 May 2019 at 10:14 pm UTC
15 May 2019 at 10:14 pm UTC
OMG, I loved all the stuff from Ironhide so far.
How's the difficulty, Liam?
Edit:
Bought it. Was a no brainer.
Got a 15 % discount coupon.
Apparently, as I already own other games.
Played just two levels.
But this seems to be again my cup of tea.
How's the difficulty, Liam?
Edit:
Bought it. Was a no brainer.
Got a 15 % discount coupon.
Apparently, as I already own other games.
Played just two levels.
But this seems to be again my cup of tea.
Outer Wilds becomes another Epic Store exclusive for a limited time
12 May 2019 at 7:00 pm UTC Likes: 12
12 May 2019 at 7:00 pm UTC Likes: 12
It's interesting that developers tend to argue Linux market is too small to be supported, but when it comes to crowdfunding, promising a Linux build seems to be worth (a lie).
My point is: when Linux is not worth to be supported why promising it in the crowdfunding campaign?
It shouldn't be a big thing, right? Or is the share of Linux funders typically disproportionately high?
My point is: when Linux is not worth to be supported why promising it in the crowdfunding campaign?
It shouldn't be a big thing, right? Or is the share of Linux funders typically disproportionately high?
A look over the ProtonDB reports for April 2019, now over forty thousand reports logged
2 May 2019 at 11:06 am UTC
2 May 2019 at 11:06 am UTC
The rating doesn't tell me if my platform (hw + driver stack) will also provide the same experience.
Is the quality of support significantly different between NVidia and AMD GPUs (Mesa)?
Is the quality of support significantly different between NVidia and AMD GPUs (Mesa)?
Valve have released the full details of the Valve Index VR system, limited pre-orders tomorrow
30 Apr 2019 at 7:25 pm UTC Likes: 5
If you can't/don't lock the software to your store,
subsidizing is not reasonable.
As Valve is using (afaik) open APIs and you can use Index without Steam lock-in, subsidizing would be at least dangerous for Valve - if not stupid. Think of subsidizing expensive hardware that some people use but without using your store that should amortize the subsidizing.
Not sure SONY did it with their VR, but in that case subsidizing would make sense.
30 Apr 2019 at 7:25 pm UTC Likes: 5
Quoting: ArtenDon't think this has anything to do with Epic's store.Quoting: subStore says 1.1 kEuro (full kit).Epyc store certainly sabotaged money income. I do not know if they would subsidize it if there is no epyc store but it would be more likely.
Too expensive for me.
It's a pity, they can't subsidize the hardware. :/
My threshold for a full kit would be ~600 Euro.
If you can't/don't lock the software to your store,
subsidizing is not reasonable.
As Valve is using (afaik) open APIs and you can use Index without Steam lock-in, subsidizing would be at least dangerous for Valve - if not stupid. Think of subsidizing expensive hardware that some people use but without using your store that should amortize the subsidizing.
Not sure SONY did it with their VR, but in that case subsidizing would make sense.
Valve have released the full details of the Valve Index VR system, limited pre-orders tomorrow
30 Apr 2019 at 6:51 pm UTC Likes: 2
30 Apr 2019 at 6:51 pm UTC Likes: 2
Store says 1.1 kEuro (full kit).
Too expensive for me.
It's a pity, they can't subsidize the hardware. :/
My threshold for a full kit would be ~600 Euro.
Too expensive for me.
It's a pity, they can't subsidize the hardware. :/
My threshold for a full kit would be ~600 Euro.
We might actually see a rough Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation beta for Linux soon
26 Apr 2019 at 6:21 pm UTC
26 Apr 2019 at 6:21 pm UTC
I have freakin' old system (Phenom II X4 940 + Radeon HD 7950).
It's amazing what Vulkan is able to pull off with these specs.
DOOM + Wolfenstein II are smooth as butter with FullHD+.
I guess the issue is rather on Stardock's side.
It's amazing what Vulkan is able to pull off with these specs.
DOOM + Wolfenstein II are smooth as butter with FullHD+.
I guess the issue is rather on Stardock's side.
A look at some great Linux gaming deals not to be missed this week
22 Apr 2019 at 5:00 pm UTC Likes: 1
22 Apr 2019 at 5:00 pm UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: g000hI was talking about the related GOL articles - not GOG.Quoting: subHey Liam, thanks for this service!I did notice that Liam already linked the GOG Indie Week Sale [External Link] list in the article, and practically all the GOG games being mentioned (Sunless Sea, etc) are already in that list. It is just the tiniest bit of work for the reader to go to the list and then jump to the specific game.
Would you mind linking to the most relevant GOL article of the individual games if it's not too much work?
(Ofc) They are sometimes very helpful with the replies from the community.
Be it to encourage a buy or staying (far) away with the current hardware configuration.
A look at some great Linux gaming deals not to be missed this week
22 Apr 2019 at 3:17 pm UTC Likes: 2
22 Apr 2019 at 3:17 pm UTC Likes: 2
Hey Liam, thanks for this service!
Would you mind linking to the most relevant GOL article of the individual games if it's not too much work?
(Ofc) They are sometimes very helpful with the replies from the community.
Be it to encourage a buy or staying (far) away with the current hardware configuration.
Would you mind linking to the most relevant GOL article of the individual games if it's not too much work?
(Ofc) They are sometimes very helpful with the replies from the community.
Be it to encourage a buy or staying (far) away with the current hardware configuration.
CorsixTH, the open source game engine for Theme Hospital has a brand new beta
15 Apr 2019 at 11:05 am UTC
Thought it might be some sandboxing stuff using the original assets.
15 Apr 2019 at 11:05 am UTC
Quoting: liamdaweThen I've to try it.Quoting: subCan I play the original Campaign in CorsixTH?Yup, that's part of the point of it :)
Thought it might be some sandboxing stuff using the original assets.
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