I've played a lot of Torchlight II on Steam for Windows via wine. It's bigger and better than the first, and the bottom line is that if you liked the first one, you'll like the second one even better.

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Quoting: CunningmanCongratulations! This blog really is the best source on the net for Linux gaming news, I check back here weekly. Really exciting times to be a Linux gamer these days.

It certainly is the best source for what we all come here for. Many congrats to Liam and everyone else, and I WILL become a monetary contributor Real Soon Now.

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Snapped it up cheap, but it opens a black window with music, but no graphics. Reported it on the game's Steam forums. Sigh...

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I opted in, and the usual happened: I got past the last time it crashed, got to the next scene, and crash. I'm having fun, but the crashes are not fun.

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What great news! GF is one of the most stylish, and funniest, adventure games of all time. It's wonderful to see it return, and for Linux, too!

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It does look checking out. I wonder if I can select The Spot.

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You want to check out the Eador:Masters of the Broken World forums for some really inattentive developers.

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Steam told me, on release day, that I did have to buy it again. I had the $16.99, and, as I've said before, to get a native version of the game and ALL the DLC seemed to me like a steal. Besides, Aspyr got a chunk of my payment (and richly deserved it), and, if I'd just downloaded it had it appeared in my library, they wouldn't have gotten my payment.

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CIV V has been the only game I've bought twice; every other game I had bought for Windows, when a Linux port came out, it was free to download. You know, the way Steam usually works. X-COM:EU appeared in my library, and I didn't have to pay for it again.

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Lords of Midnight was one that slipped by me when I was a C64 gamer, and I hadn't heard of it before I read about LoA.

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