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Valve's card game Artifact has lost almost all players and designer Richard Garfield has left
12 Mar 2019 at 1:10 am UTC

Quoting: gustavoyaraujoBeing free to play in this type of game is mandatory.
I think this might be true. It is for sure the reason why I never played it. I did not want to spend $20 on it. I wasn't sure. On the other hand, I put some money into the F2P card game Solforge long ago because I played that game a lot and liked it. Another case in point is Dota 2. At this point, having played many hours, I would be willing to buy the game if I had to. But I don't know that I would have paid the entry fee because I didn't know if I liked MOBA's back then. After playing quite a bit, I put some money into the game. I even enjoy watching the tournaments so much that I buy the E tickets or whatever so that the prize pool is bigger.

Anyway, the cost of entry is the main thing that held me back.

Ethan Lee's MAGFest presentation video about Proton & Steam Play is up
8 Mar 2019 at 6:34 pm UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: dudeman, this dude really does it for the linux community.
big respect
Referring to yourself? :P

Paradox Interactive sale going on Humble Store and Paradox have opened a new studio
8 Mar 2019 at 6:31 pm UTC

Quoting: FredOBattletech is showing as Windows and MAC only. Is it officially out for Linux, or still in some kind of private beta?
My Steam version [External Link] runs in Linux.

I love most of the games that Paradox gives to us, how many of their games we can run, and that they support modding. I'm a fan!

The next major update for the MMO Albion Online named 'Oberon' is due March 20th
8 Mar 2019 at 6:23 pm UTC

Ditto to the PvE comments. That's what my friends and I like. We've never been end-game, PvP people.

Minetest, the free and open source voxel game engine has a big new release out
7 Mar 2019 at 1:41 am UTC

This is happy to hear. I seldomly play Minetest with the kids, but it so happens that I did last weekend. They go back and forth between Minecraft and Minetest. They seem to like both. Nice to see that Minetest is still getting love!

Another look at what games are coming to Linux throughout 2019
7 Mar 2019 at 1:32 am UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: fedotixInsurgency Sandstorm maybe one day ...:(
That's what I was hoping to see on the list. :( It's probably the #1 Linux release that I'm looking forward to at this time.

Quoting: einherjarHmm, to be honest, there is not one title, that is interesting for me.
What type of games appeal to you? I am pretty interested in these:
The Bard's Tale IV: Barrows Deep
We Were Here Together
.Age
Kubifaktorium
Iron Marines

The rest, I'm still interested in seeing how they fare.

Feral Interactive confirm DiRT 4 for Linux due "in the next couple of months"
1 Mar 2019 at 2:14 pm UTC

I haven't looked into reviews, but if it's as good as Dirt 3 was, then I'll probably get it. I liked that one a lot, except for the stunt portion of the campaign.

Armello, the really fun fairy-tale digital board game had a huge upgrade
28 Feb 2019 at 3:14 pm UTC

Just adding my two cents that I really like Armello. Since my wife is not very drawn to computer games and I don't like to play it by myself, I have only played it about half a dozen times. My gaming buddies are never very excited to play a game where you take turns. :'(

Spaceship colony sim 'Space Haven' looks incredible, now on Kickstarter and working well on Linux
28 Feb 2019 at 2:56 am UTC

I'm glad you mentioned Starmancer because this looks pretty darn similar and I've already been looking forward to that one. Perhaps this one plays differently. I'll have to take your word for it for now.