Downloading...
I got it on the Indiegala August heat bundle on my Windows Xp era.
If I like it, Im gonna buy it again for my new 100% Linux Steam account.

I wonder how many linux betas are there that we don't know about.

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Benchmark tool?

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Quoting: ellieferalThanks everyone! Very cool to see people as excited for this as we are.

Is a source code port or is another windows game wrapped in winE?

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Quoting: jf33Is there any chance they release it on GOG.com? Because I would really like to buy it, but I don't spend money on non-DRM-free games.

Coming from that company, I don't think so... But, if someday this game is released on GOG, it will be without a Linux version.

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Can I run DX11 games now?

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When I created my second Steam account 100% Linux [External Link], immediately I had a pop up with Steam Hardware Survey and ALL the games from the " Explore Your Queue" section were all Linux games... But, when I use my first Steam account on Linux, the situation is different: Most of the games in the "Explore Your queue" are Windows games... It seems that Steam stats remember the info of the system where the account was created, but not the system where the account is being used right now.

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To bad that the Steam Controller is not available worldwide... And VALVe refuses to licence it to third party assemblers, so this will be a comercial fiasco..

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Quoting: pedrojmartmI did not know that G2A is a bad store, it is almost the only i use for buying games. :S

I don't know why they complain about G2A..
Is the only store where people can get steam games that are not available for sale any more on the steam store or important resellers like Greenman or Gamersgate. Example: The original Metro Last Light with all the DLC's that I purchased last night for my new 100% Linux steam account.

The original Metro Last Light works better on Linux than the Redux one... Example, in the original MLL I have Vsync, in the Redux version the Vsync doesn't work... In the original MLL, the image is perfect. I don't have those gray dots...

Anyway. I'm not really a BIG fan of G2A. I only use it for this particular problem and for to purchase Steam Wallet codes.

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I used G2A for to purchase Steam credit for my second Steam account, 100% Linux, as, according to the steam support, I can not use the same credit card or the same paypal account on two or more Steam accounts... I didn't have any problem with the purchased steam wallet keys..

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Quoting: vultureand if that ever happened, all developers would simply stick this label to every game and forget about doing linux release.

Let's face it. To port Windows games to linux is a waste of money for the publishers, because we are only an small bunch of customers...
If big publishers like 2K, Deepsilver and now Square enix do the small effort to "port" games using the WINe layer method several years after the Windows release is just because they know something about VALVe's future strategy that We don't know, and not because they care about Linux users, because obviously they don't.

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