Done! Hope to get a KEY!!!
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Maybe they should support one Distro like most games do. Reccomend Ubuntu or Mint as a standard.
I can't imagine how much work it takes to support all the distro's out there and all the different hardware as well.
Does Unity 3D support a specific Distro?

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Sounds like an entertaining game for all ages, but isn't an AAA game at all.
I backed this game on Kickstarter and it didn't get funded.
I love the premise and story along with the beautiful graphics... was hoping for a really fun action-packed game.
Thanks for the review

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I'm a good hunter because any minions lurking in the Linux gaming world needs to be eliminated on a Linux gaming computer! So I would hack them down limb by limb with my Linux ax and thank the developers for supporting a well-earned Linux minion death!

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Agreed! I hope we can accumulate materials by killing monsters PVE or cutting down trees and mining silver/iron. Then spend a lot of time building weapons, accessories and homes. That way we don't have to spend a lot of time trying to survive in a PVP world and yet we get to help the PVP players.
Imaging leveling up a weapon by improving it as a blacksmith, then PVP players come to buy it for their next battle.

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Don't forget to mention America's Army is totally FREE!
In the past versions they have use Unreal Engine, so it should run great in PlayOnLinux (Wine) as well.

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Wow, SOMA looks amazing! It reminds me of Doom 3 and Alien Isolation, but Frictional always adds a lot of tension with their emotional senses in their games. Makes everything much spookier...

I love how there is no HUD and everything is interactive just like in Amnesia.

I'm definitely going to buy SOMA! I love the direction they have taken with games and supporting Linux

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Quoting: Blackthorne519I was alerted to this thread by a friend of mine, who's also a voracious Linux user - I try my best to be out there for the people who buy our game, and I'm generally available via email and twitter easily! Being a dev is an honor, so I try my best for people.

Bt

Thank you for taking time to care for your customers.
I hope Desura continues this strategy as GOG has. I have experienced GOG's concern for their customers and community. Other gaming services should learn from them.

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How awesome is that??!!
Developers actually commenting and willing to produce a product key for your purchase! I hope you guys are making money from sales and continue developing!

A few years back I was using Desura for downloading and playing many games. I had several games that I purchased and a few free games. Then I started using Linux and found that Desura also had a Linux version available. It worked perfectly!

Today, I'm still waiting for a stable Desura client so I can start downloading my games again. Who knows if this is going to happen? I love supporting Indie games and DRM Free games, so I hope they get their "act together" and help us help them.

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This video from Techland is GREAT! I hope more video's are published by Linux developers to show the pain & suffering they go through in the Windows gaming world.
I'm happy they took the time to work on a Linux port even if they only had 4 months... it was totally worth it!
I hope they continue to make Linux ports and help other programmers to think mulit-platform when coding.
Thanks for sharing

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