For what I can discover on the internet, certain sites says It will be free, for content developers (wich means taht only will be free if you develop stuff for Valve existing games), and others say the same that here, that will be completly free for developing games. Not a single word on this on the steam official pages, nor universe steam pages, nor other valve pages...

I hope this is really official, and Im happy for the ones that choses this engine.

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Whats your source to affirm that?

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Quoting: wolfyrionThe best blockbusters
We’ve been working with the makers of the best-selling games you know and love to bring their Steam titles to your living room. Big names like Dying Light, Evolve, Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Total War: ATTILA and many more are headed to SteamOS and Steam Machines this year.

http://store.steampowered.com/universe/games/ [External Link]

Oh yes EVOLVE is coming to Linux! ^_^ <3 ^_^

I post here to celebrate that and that .... I ditched windows!

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Oh my fuck!
Batman!!!!

Liam, several months ago (or was about 1 year ago), I remember entering here and seeing certain posts discussing the possible bad or good state of gaming in linux, and about there were more or less titles released...Now I ask you... ¿are you happy?

(I am happy)

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Quoting: Yamagatatony1ab, The editor works great on Linux. Thanks to an enormous amount of work over the last 6+ releases, the editor has compiled and run on Linux for quite awhile. Recently it's gotten pretty spectacular, you no longer need to patch anything for the ability to integrate with QtCreator for generation of C++ projects. I did a fresh clone of the latest release tag from the repo a few days ago and it all works great. They've even got a Linux-specific native build README.md file in the source, it's linked from the top-level README.md file under the section related to building natively on Linux.

Also, a great deal of credit for the Linux compatibility should go to the folks at #UE4Linux on Freenode; they have done a huge amount of voluntary work to get everything up and running.

Keep saying spice things like that, and I will have to ditch Windows completly and forever...so think before talking.... :P

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Folks...when I say the next thing is the unreal editor working in linux, im not saying it just for the funz of it...actually,
in the engine roadmap

https://trello.com/b/gHooNW9I/ue4-roadmap [External Link]

is the most voted feature...and also, in this page it is stated how you can, well, try to compile a beta version of it.

https://wiki.unrealengine.com/Building_On_Linux [External Link]

So...what I said....If any of you manages to do it, please say.

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The next thing is the editor working in linux...
The next thing is the editor working in linux...
The next thing is the editor working in linux...
The next thing is the editor working in linux...
The next thing is the editor working in linux...

Im going crazy. If this happens...this will be...the pure... perfection.....

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Quoting: sarmad* The latest update to Unreal Engine 4 did not support Linux, not yet at least.

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Since 1 or 2 versions ago, you can make games for Linux.

Which doenst support, is the Unreal Editor working in Linux, so you have to develop the game in Windows. By the way, this is the exact reason because I use windows yet.

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I also highly followed this launch too, but believe or not, Interestellar Marines have calmed my urge for tactical shooters games very well.

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Quoting: fleskI've tried both the DK1 and DK2 since a former colleague of mine is absolutely obsessed with VR. While I thought the experience was pretty neat, I don't see myself getting into VR for gaming anytime soon, and I personally don't see it as a revolution in gaming any more than gesture or voice recognition was. I'm perfectly happy to keep playing my platformers and puzzle games on a 2D display.

You tried the Occulus DK1 and 2... or the valve prototype DK 1 and 2??!?!?

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