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Latest Comments by Arehandoro
Day of Infamy, the WWII FPS has been fully released and is officially available for Linux
24 Mar 2017 at 10:51 am UTC Likes: 6

Does it have single player/story mode? Not a huge fan of multiplayer FPS :/

Wine Staging 2.4 released
23 Mar 2017 at 4:24 pm UTC

Quoting: Alm888
Quoting: ArehandoroIs it really? That would be amazing! Do you have any link with those news? If possible, of course :)
Please, take not of the wording JudasIscariot used. I highlighted it for clarity. ;) Other than that, it was sarcasm on my side.
Shame on me not seeing it, my naive side took over and made me happy for a bit haha.

Wine Staging 2.4 released
23 Mar 2017 at 2:35 pm UTC

Quoting: Alm888
Quoting: JudasIscariot
Spoiler, click me
In short if you want to use the Windows version of Galaxy under Wine use the most recent version of Wine Staging since Galaxy makes use of quite a few features not yet implemented in vanilla Wine.
Spoiler, click me
It sounds like there is a Linux version of Galaxy somewhere nearby... ;) Of course I want to use the Linux version and not the Windows one, but as of now I simply have no choice. Just want to have a glimpse at that client which revently was updated to 1.2 with big news on the site yet, no Linux version mentioned.
Is it really? That would be amazing! Do you have any link with those news? If possible, of course :)

You will want to force your CPU into high performance mode for Vulkan games on Linux
23 Mar 2017 at 2:20 pm UTC

A couple of months ago saw this [External Link] article on the Steam forums addressing the same issue, with another tweaks too, and it's what I use. I believe it's basically cpufrequtils with a script to switch performance mode on and off.

Interview with Feral Interactive about their ports and Mesa drivers, Steam keys offered for Mesa developers
22 Mar 2017 at 4:17 pm UTC Likes: 1

A bit more compromising question at the end of the interview for some exclusive information -confirmation of Half Life 3 :P ... Shogun 2, etc- would have been the icing on the cake!

Also, as personal curiosity, why is Feral not interested in releasing their own IPs? They have experience in the platform and surely can make some nice gameplay too :)

Nice interview overall though!

Jack Orlando: Director's Cut now has a Wine-port on Steam for Linux
21 Mar 2017 at 2:07 pm UTC Likes: 2

Played this game many, many years ago and loved it. It's flawed, and difficult, but the atmosphere, plot and original soundtrack are top!

I wish this wine port it's on GOG at some point too...

Eitr, an action RPG built around exceptional combat with fantastic visuals
20 Mar 2017 at 3:34 pm UTC

Loved this from the first time I saw it. Will put my hands on it for sure :D

You can grab Alien Isolation the full collection from Humble Store super cheap right now
17 Mar 2017 at 2:18 pm UTC

Quoting: liamdawe@Arehandoro seems you don't even understand what you're quoting.
Ok.

You can grab Alien Isolation the full collection from Humble Store super cheap right now
17 Mar 2017 at 12:23 pm UTC Likes: 1

You can grab Alien Isolation the full collection from Humble Store super cheap right now.
Every time I see “will only get it on sale” or the instant “will it be released with a sale?!” posts I really do fear for our platform as gaming choice. Why is a Linux port worth so much less to you? It damn well shouldn’t be. We are gaming on a platform that has to prove itself to survive in what’s quite a hostile environment full of publishers with dollar signs for eyes. If we consistently pay less, create storms about small issues like this, then again, I fear for our future.