"I so hope this means that Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen has a proper chance of coming to Linux as well! Both are by Capcom after all."

+1 Fighting games aren't my thing but if it increases the chanses of "DD: DA" coming to linux, then I'd be willing to buy "SF V" simply to show my support.

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Quoting: AnxiousInfusionDo you mean racing games as in professional sport racing or all genres including kart racing games? I could totally understand not holding interest in pro racing as it parallels other sports genres ( I don't like sports games in general).

Pretty much all & every kind of racing game. I guess for me racing is something like a "side-dish", it goes great together with the many "main courses" of other game-genrés but by itself it always leaves me wanting to step out of the game-vehicle and pursue some other activity. ;)

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Nice with another big title on the way.

Now, if only I enjoyed racing-games everything would be great. I suppose it might be a bit odd... I do enjoy driving cars in games and I do enjoy participating in car-races in games...but I still don't really care for racing games. :P

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Nice recap of 2015.

The one title I miss from the list is "SOMA", not really an aaa-title but still produced by a medium-sized studio and quite successfull.

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Mis-post

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Quoting: tuubiBink's Unity plugin has supported Linux since August this year, but I guess the support came too late. Here's the changelog [External Link] for those interested.

This is really too bad. I guess the game will remain unplayed in my library for the foreseeable future.

Yeah, it's a damned shame. I finally have all the "Tex Murphy" games on steam now. (something that I have wished for during many years)
Unfortunatly, "Tesla Effect" & "Overseer" are the only two tex-games that I haven't played. Also, the only two that aren't avaliable on Linux, while the first four games are. :( :(

Just typical....

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I choose "Desktop" mostly because I felt uncertain what "SofaPC/ConsolePC" refers to. It might have been explained in a previous poll that I missed.

However, technically both PC:s I use for gaming I use from a couch, sofa or lying down on the bed while gaming. I haven't actually sat down in front of a desk while pc-gaming since....maybe shortly after Y2K...something like that. So...not sure if I picked the right answer.

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Bought "Ark:Survival Evolved" and "Road Redemption".

Honestly, these were two titles that I didn't even particularly want. But the 20-30 titles that I really, really, *really* wanted, were (obviously) "Windows Only" either permanently or at least for several more months. Depressing...

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Just played through "DEX: Enhanced Edition", a cyberpunk platformer with quite a lot of rpg influences. Much better than I had hoped or expected, if only the graphics had been awesome like those of 2D platformers "Stasis" (coming to Linux) or "Deadlight" (windows only), then I think I would have giving it full marks.

However, as the graphical art is only decent/reasonably appealing, this lowers the athmosphere/ambience of the cyberpunk world quite a bit, so.....8/10

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Thanks!

I'd interpret that as quite hopeful for "Batman" and at least no reason to despair about TW3. That leaves "Mad Max", that as far as I know has only had a *very* unofficial notice about it's cancellation. So no use giving up yet there either. Knock on wood.

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