Of course when the Linux version shows up on GOG it's probably an instabuy... And at this moment I hope it will be on sale, because there was a lot of sales already, and even right now on GOG (-30%).

Interesting thing is that apparently someone did a Linux port "for fun", I found it on Steam forums and downloaded it, just in case. I didn't test it until now but I might try soon...

If it works, It would be interesting to compare the "fun" port and the official one.

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Visually it reminds me of Dune II and I like that.

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Speaking of the Linux port quality of certain games, I would disagree.
For Borderlands 2 I tried the Windows version in Wine and the Linux port... and the Linux port is really better on my PC.
I have a more stable FPS and a better use of my CPU.
I don't know how it runs with DXVK etc but it's not black and white.

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Too bad the Linux version of their previous Metro are not on GOG...

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I'm pretty excited for their next games too. :)

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The game will come to GOG too!
https://www.gog.com/game/beautiful_desolation [External Link]

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Quoting: BOYSSSSSDammit, can't buy Stories Untold Official Soundtrack because I don't own the game and the Soundtracks are still DLC, and the sale end tomorrow...

Lol, it seems Steam is not the best place for that, and really that's just not because I don't buy games on it.
I don't buy OST on GOG either, I don't want to put all my eggs in the same basket.

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Quoting: apprentixHotline Miami 2: Wrong Number Soundtrack banned in Australia because the game is banned.

I wonder... Am I the only one to not buy soundtracks on game stores (GOG, Steam etc)?
And have you same issues as banning/censorship when buying music on Bandcamp for example?

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Quoting: SalvatosDoes anyone know how to get the flac files? Ash of Gods has mp3 and flac but Steam only seems to download the mp3s and I don’t see any option related to this.

From their FAQ:

What formats are soundtracks available in?

By default, every soundtrack contains a full set of MP3 files. Soundtracks can also contain a free secondary set of audio files (for example, FLAC) that offer higher quality than compressed MP3s. These files are often larger and many customers prefer just the MP3s, so downloading these additional files is optional. You can opt in to larger downloads on the Music page in Steam Settings.

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Quoting: Shmerl

Quoting: Cyril

Quoting: ShmerlIt never came out on GOG so far.

Was it announced?

No idea, but I see no reason for them not to do it.

Ah... if only it was so simple. :D But yeah I would like to see it on GOG of course.

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