Quoting: ziabiceFinally the Humble Indie Bundle goes back to the original spirit, I'll buy it!

Am I wrong, or "Super Time Force Ultra" does it's debut on Linux?

Their core bundles have always been in the original spirit, all 17 of them.

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If it is paradox it should be no problem getting this game on gog (just as with pillars), as the devs already promised a gog release.

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Also available on gog

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For about half the price you can also get star ruler 2 + the newly released expansion!

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Quote...don't buy it until the Linux version is out...

You may also want to hold off until after the game itself is released! Currently it is still in dev. (incomplete)

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He may be one of the best game designers out there, but outside of this area I trust the validity of his statements somewhat less as those of the average gamer. That includes programming, business and software piracy.

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I would prefer the old-fashioned term expansion to describe this.

On a side note: naturally, you cannot use this expansion together with the conventional edition of BG, but at the moment you can get BG:EE cheaply at both steam and gog (the gog sale, which is the cheaper option in Europe, has 40 hours left).

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As a reminder:

The gog editions of both lure of the temptress and beneath a steel sky use scummvm and are free (as in beer).

More free stuff which uses scummvm at:
http://scummvm.org/games

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Am I the only one thinking a non-release of RTworld for linux is probably a good thing for the average quality of linux games?

I am much more interested in the alternatives, such as Parkitect

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Quoting: rustybroomhandle... but I guess some people feel that that should have been part of the base game because reasons.

I will elaborate - I have a limited amount of time to play games (thanks to the amount of linux releases lately \(^-^)/ ), so I want a bullshit-free experience when doing so. It's not only the fact that Paradox shows so little pride by selling some small pieces of the game separately - it's also the amount of energy I have to waste to check whether it's 'fair dlc'. With skylines the base price was so low that it was okay for me (at that time), but it gave a bad taste to the game and I am no longer prepared to give them the benefit of the doubt.

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