Quoting: wojtek88I know that they post this videos with games that run nicely (seems that this is more like an element of the sales campaign) but I would love to see both Metro games, Witcher 2, Shadow of Mordor, Cities: Skylines, Borderlands TPS. Just to know how do they work on the hardware before I would decide to order/buy it.

A couple of months ago, I finished both Metro redux games without problem at 1920 x 1080 (settings at medium quality) on Steam OS with a GTX 750 1Gb DDR5 + Core i3 4160 8Gb ram 1866...

Now I am assembling an steam machine with a low profile Gigabyte GTX 750ti.. To bad there isn't a low profile version of the GTX 960

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In 8th Jun 2014 I purchased Montague's mount on Gamersgate, and it came with an steam key and a downloadable DRMFREE version.

Well, the DRMFREE version Montague's Mount is Linux exclusive. :)
(at least on Gamersgate, I don't know the Humble version)

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I have this game on GOG... I'm waiting the Linux version there.. And Multilanguage, please.

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Finally! After 4 years...
Cryengine 4 Linux, naively wished 4 years ago [External Link]

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I think this is not a coincidence, I think this is just a bad joke

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I prefer to BUY my games on GOG, rather than RENT them on Steam... :)

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Quoting: HamishFrictional for whatever reason do not have the Linux version of the Penumbra Collection up on GOG.com yet despite selling it for both Windows and Mac, but they do sell the Linux version from the Humble Store:
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/p/penumbra_collection_storefront [External Link]

EDIT: Upon further inspection, the Penumbra Collection is just a Steam key on the Humble Store. I am going to have bug Frictional about getting DRM Free copies of the Linux version more easily available.

Hmm. That's weird.
In 2012, I purchased Amnesia and Penumbra Collection at the Frictional Games Store, and both games are available for download via the store site, for Windows, Mac and Linux, with just a serial key that must be typed at the beginning of the install process... And You don't need to be online at the moment of the install process, you can install the games in a computer without Internet.

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I'm gonna try this with my i3 4160 and a Zotac GX 960...

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Comandante oardoWhen i'm trying to run it, it throws me "syntax error" on Ubuntu 14.04 32bit

Weird. Sounds like some issue with the wrapper script. Have you tried running it directly (cd to the directory and type ./trine-bin32)?
Else ask the Humble Ninjas (support) - they's been quite willing to help so far when I needed them.

Now it throws me "permision denied"

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Update... I changed the permision tab and I was able to install the game...
I had to install 'libx86'

The game loads, but I have no sound..

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Quoting: GuestWhat's your problem? Playing it ever since I've bought it, and runs nicer than Trine 2 on my somewhat oldish computer....

When i'm trying to run it, it throws me "syntax error" on Ubuntu 14.04 32bit

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