Quoting: frostworknot my genre (online MP in general) but does
" It doesn't have a Linux icon just yet, but don't let that stop you." mean it is already working on linux?

Quoting: marvin2711This game is being bombed back to the stone age in the Steam reviews. Not cool, we need more good games on Linux.

Quoting: fedsoClicking on "Confirmation" take me to a discussion in the Ashes of the Singularity steam community... interesting nevertheless but wrong game...

Quoting: mattsturgeon4.5 also has a lot of fixes for the xpad driver, including a fix for a really annoying crash [External Link] in a lot of games that was related to controller vibration (or sometimes LEDs)

Quoting: BreezeGame isn't released yet and they say they still want to support Linux. Maybe they will Larion us and get us a nice polished client 2 years after release, I wouldn't mind that. You guys freak out too easily. There is no easy path for a Linux client right now, but they will probably figure out one eventually

Quoting: Maokei

Quoting: KimyrielleI bet it's yet another middleware issue.

I find it so hilarious that many studios not only announce but sort of sell (I know that legally backing a product on KS isn't regarded a sale, but still) Linux support, but then build their product for Windows only, without even thinking about how to get it to run on the other platforms they planned to deploy on. And halfway through the development process it suddenly occurs them that they maneuvered themselves into a Windows only corner.

Can I call that "unprofessional"? Because that's what it is.

Unprofessional is what it is, if they are going to offer cross-platform support they better maneuver the project in that direction and not base their game around crap middleware/game engines, and then go oh thanks for the money but you know what "NO GAME FOR YOU!".

Quoting: commodore256

Quoting: zikzakThis game is great, if only Theme Park had the same engine.
Next is OpenSyndicate?

Freesynd already exists.