Mostly negative [External Link] reviews now on the Steam forums. This is the first time I've seen this kind of thing from angry penguins!

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Quoting: ShmerlAny news on GOG release?

The answer is in the Steam discussions [External Link] for this game.

The game is already DRM-free so that shouldn't be an issue. I will continue to support Steam as Valve are investing heavily in Proton/wine and Linux-based games consoles. I'm struggling to think what GOG have done for Linux gaming in recent years.

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Snagged this DLC today! It will have to wait until I'm tired of the awesome Starcom: Unknown Space, though!

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Whilst I have no interest in this kind of multiplayer game, some will sadly take away the impression that "all Linux users are cheaters". Which, of course, is far from the case.
It also makes me wonder if there is some anti-Valve conspiracy here. Inquiring minds want to know...

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Quoting: PhiladelphusWhat does "requires manual removal" in the second screenshot mean?

Presumably, you need to crack the game yourself ;-)

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I've actually refunded this game. For me, the concept was great, the character creation screen was nicely involved and the artwork was adequate for the style. However, as mentioned above, the combat system is awful; I found that I could assign some actions to one character and then select another character to assign some actions for... and the game would forget the assigned actions for the first character. Terrible, so it had to be returned :-(

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The irony here being that we'll need a product partially funded by Valve in order to play it... ;-)

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Quoting: Vortex_AcheronticI am really starving for explicit sync but 560 is still NFB or Beta. Neither or which are packaged by openSUSE

(Checks repo) You're not wrong! For my Tumbleweed system I've created a small script to update my drivers 'the hard way' as I like to have the latest release installed.

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Not my cup of tea, but I'm told that the aar! version of this game has been available for Linux since April. Apparently, the pirates couldn't wait!

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In the original Alien: Isolation there was a small change you could make to one file to ensure that the alien didn't hunt the player. I hope we can do that again :smile:

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