No vendor lock-in for the important stuff (i.e. not games, where Steam is ok) and these days I actually think Linux is superior to the alternatives (its atrocious to have to use a Windows computer once you are used to Linux). I used to game on Windows but having things on Linux directly is much more convenient, and my next PC will not have Windows at all (waste of HD space on my current old one already).

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Such a tease with the open sourcing of a new project, especially since it mentions steamworks support on his trello board, meaning that it must be a relatively new title :)

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Quoting: valczirI love S2Games. I wish I felt the same way about MOBAs, simply so I could keep supporting S2Games; Unfortunately, MOBA is easily among my least favourite genres.

I would love to see a Savage 3, though. Savage and Savage 2 were giddy fun, and I never encountered serious hostility in them.

This is sadly so true :(

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Time to finally download the kickstartered version I guess ;)

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yep Linux version is an insta buy. Although I held back so far as people told me it's not nearly as good as the first part (which I enjoyed a lot on Windows).

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plenty more, but I agree it could be better.

http://redeclipse.net/ [External Link]
http://sumwars.org/ [External Link]
http://tesseract.gg/ [External Link]
http://sauerbraten.org/ [External Link]
http://www.terminal-overload.org/ [External Link]
http://glportal.de/ [External Link]
http://zero-k.info/ [External Link]
http://opendungeons.sourceforge.net/ [External Link]

and many more.

Check out: http://freegamer.blogspot.com [External Link] (only about open-source games).

Edit: was Warsow mentioned? http://www.warsow.net [External Link]

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