Zen > Ryzen, I'll call it 'Rise of Zen'.

As has been said, I'd like to see 3rd party benchmarks too.

Since AMD is also more OSS friendly than nVidia it might finally be the perfect time to build that full AMD system. :-)

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This is where I'll wish devs would update some of their games to Vulkan just so I can see how well they perform on Intel HD graphics....I'm looking at you Satellite Reign.

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I never knew The Last Tinker had a Linux release. I remember the game being released on GoG as Win/Mac.

I'll try and get in contact with them about the Linux version on GoG when I get home from my holiday.

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It's on GOG + Linux port done by Ethan is a recipe for must-buy and I'm definitely cooking that.

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Part of me is happy that Zenimax ruffled their feathers as this should bring the game into a brighter light now that it's open source, this might help the game reach 1.0 and develop even further.

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Glad to see this still coming to Linux, As a fan of roguelikes I'm definitely buying this, although I could say this will be a new experience as it's in space. :D

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There are a number of reasons why Linux request would be limited, first and foremost they have to consider that Linux gamers account for about 2-3% across all stores combined and not all of them will come and tell you to do a Linux version.

As for GOG release - The devs mentioned something [External Link] about a DRM-Free release, no doubt there will be a Linux request when that happens. Hopefully will convince them that a Linux version is worth doing.

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Amazing song by Blind Guardian, one of my favorite bands (it's my kind of music).

Liam if you can make a performance comparison with Windows that would be great, not a problem if you can't though, just curious.

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1) Skyrim > DRM-Free, on GOG, with a Vulkan renderer.
2) Witcher 3
3) Guild Wars 2 - Been playing since GW1 (2005) and now that they're developing a native Mac client, they might as well do a Linux one, game would run better anyway since Linux is not limited to crappy laptops and overpriced desktops.

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Quoting: tmtvlNWN for Linux? Could be good... especially if we get NWN2.

While unofficial, I created an updated patch for the native Linux version of the game, link can be found here [External Link] (Installation Instructions Provided).

As for what's coming on Thursday, I'm hoping something Linux compatible or TES Oblivion/Skyrim.

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