KING Art are a quality developer. The Book of Unwritten Tales games were quite good. I don't know if I'll pledge (I've grown weary of crowdfunding in general), but it's a game I'd certainly consider buying when it releases.

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Damn, that is impressive, I'm still intimidated as hell by ARMA 3, but if this becomes official, I may get it.

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Saints Row 2 is a fantastic game, it's also notorious for being one of the worst PC ports. I wonder if the Linux port will be able to address some of the PC port issues, or at least incorporate or be compatible with some of the mods that try to fix some of the PC ports issues.

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Oh, okay looks like regional pricing. In The States the price is the same. If I was in the UK I'd definitely get it on GOG then, sadly I'm not.

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Quoting: GuestIt's also available on gog.com, for cheaper than on Steam.

Where are you getting cheaper from? It looks like it's $29.99 on both storefronts. The deluxe edition is technically cheaper on GOG, by a whole penny. ($39.99 on Steam $39.98 om GOG)

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I only watched about 2 minutes of the video because I don't want to see puzzle solutions, but visually the game looks phenomenal. Also, it has Monkey Island-esque music. :D

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The art style is phenomenal. I look forward to trying this once I finish either Crookz or Shadowrun: Hong Kong (or both) and I have some time on my hands. The best part is that I can play as a rat, a big plus for a rodent lover, like myself.

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Linux computer - Check
Good pair of headphones - Check
Light switch (to turn off) - Check
Virtual reality headset - Oh hell no, are you trying to give me a heart attack?
Extra pairs of underwear - ... ... Damn, I need to make a trip to the store

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Not a big surprise (welcome nonetheless) as Kalypso has gotten rather Linux friendly lately with Tropico 5, Crookz, and now this.

As an aside, the release two days ago of Nobunaga's Ambition: Sphere of Influence has, for the first time in a long time, given me Windows envy. I know, I know, I should be getting Windows envy over MGS V, but I'd scoop up Nobunaga's Ambition in a heartbeat were it on the penguin, especially since, for once, Koei Tecmo has actually brought the entire package (not just the base game) west, and onto PC. We're not starved for grand strategies on Linux, that's one area that's pretty well covered by the Linux friendliness of Paradox and now Kalypso, but those are generally set in Europe, which is fine, but I'd kill for a Japanese grand strategy. :S:

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I very much enjoyed the demo when I played it super long ago. However, the lack of online co-op gives me pause. I'd buy it without hesitation if it had online co-op, but it doesn't and that's borderline deal-breaker for me. :(

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