Quoting: melkemindMy daughter asked me to buy Octodad a while back, and I think she played it once. If you want my extra key, send me your Steam url.

OK, it's gone.

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My daughter asked me to buy Octodad a while back, and I think she played it once. If you want my extra key, send me your Steam url.

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So, does anyone else own it? Yea or Neigh? Sorry, I couldn't resist. I'll try to rein in my humor. No sense beating a dead horse.

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Quoting: FornaxI too got the survey yesterday! First time this year

I got the survey this time too. I was pretty shocked.

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Quoting: cxphergmailcomAnyone has screen tearing on NVIDIA drivers? There isn't a vsync option it seems.

Vsync is supposedly on by default. I actually get tearing in Starbound but none in Stardew Valley. I'm running the 367.27 driver.

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Has any of you managed to get this game running on integrated Intel graphics? My daughter wants it on her computer, and her Nvidia card died.

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Quoting: Comandante oardoA true native Linux port is the one that uses a native OpenGL (or VULKAN) engine...
How many true OpenGL engines are there? IDTech 4...5...6... How many more?

All.

I was asking how many true native OpenGL engines are there, besides IDtech?

There are quite a few from smaller companies that have added OpenGL support. Haemimont - the company that made Victor Vran and Tropico, Paradox's engine, Targem Games - the company that made BlazeRush, and probably quite a few more. They're in-house engines, but they definitely have good OpenGL support.

Edit: And Ogre, the engine that runs Torchlight.

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Oh, and I can report that I get about 100fps on my older i5 with a GTX 970 with high settings.

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Quoting: GuestI hope they didn't use any runtime translator, since Unreal engine acutally works on linux...

It's Unreal Engine 3, which doesn't have official Linux support. This game is from 2013. UE3 has never run very well on Linux. From what I've seen the "runtime translators" run games better.

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I'm getting "missing executable." Does anyone know a fix?

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