So I'm a little confused. I thought Epic was developing Unreal Engine 4? Are they seriously leaving Linux support up to random community members working on their own time? That seems a bit silly.

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I rarely say no to a free game!

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Quoting: KimyrielleWhat a bunch of stupid funny devs. They rather lose money to refunds than keep on letting go of DRM, which they initially did.

Which suggests that there is a legitimate technical reason rather than an ideological one.

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Quoting: jo3fisHow long has it been on Linux?

Since day one.

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My 12-year old is going to be so excited to hear about this. He's been asking me for months when Victor Vran is going to have local co-op.

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SteamOS makes sense because it's a lean operating system, but Windows 10 on that thing? Yeah, right.

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Looks like they've all been snatched up. :(

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Well, it's not a no, so I guess that's positive.

I wonder if there is some sort of legal action between Valve and the developer which prevents them from being able to comment?

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Quoting: SnowdrakeThis game was so awesome (superior by many aspect to its sequels).

I agree. Morrowind is such an interesting locale compared to the generic medieval settings of Oblivion and Skyrim, and Morrowind had some genuine choice-and-consequences role playing as opposed to Oblivion's and Skyrim's "You can do everything and be awesome at everything!" premise.

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Reminds me of the infamous Phantom console.

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