Quoting: grumpytoadI'm unsure why the game is not marked on steam as linux compatible, anyone know why that is?

Because you need to choose it from the beta branch. It is explained in the 22 June news post.

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Quoting: malek69Witcher 3

The only weird thing I noticed was that the water doesn't look quite right. There is something "low res" going on there. Is that normal or one of the remaining issues for Wine?

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This was selected as a must purchase for the current Steam sale.

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Quoting: chui2chI'm going to say it's Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris. I want it to be Rise of the Tomb Raider, but there are steam db hints that it is Temple of Osiris(domesticated_qa_branch_b).

And Mac depots. It does seem like an odd choice though. RoTR is one that has been requested a lot. Almost nobody cares about Temple of Osiris.

So far I haven't seen any really convincing arguments. The Lara cafe is ok. But I looked up the location of the Croft Manor for RoTR and it's actually outside London.

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Surprising to see a new release during a steam sale. That's normally a pretty dead period in that regard.

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Quoting: BeamboomA professional gamer? Wtf is that? One that participates in e-sports?

It doesn't say professional gamer, but gaming pro. The later is still vague because it doesn't really say anything more than you being a gamer and pro at something. Considering that this is a one man job, there's probably some need for some help on Linux specific issues. So he could possible need some help with things like dependencies (a common source of issues for new devs) or maybe some pointers in Linux specific pitfalls present in whichever engine he is using.

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Does anybody know what engine this game uses?

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Quoting: lucifertdarkLooking at it on a strictly financial basis, Square Enix were the ones who bankrolled the Linux port of Hitman, ...

I'm not so sure about that. It seems more likely to me that Feral paid for their own development of the port and earns back this investment from the sales. This arrangement makes it much more likely for a publisher to agree to the port.

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Initially I thought that this was the first episode (as is the case for the mentioned Life is Strange), but it's only the two "tutorial" missions. Still a lot of fun to be had trying to figure out all the different ways to complete it.

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That is some dark shit. I like it!

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