'Windows, Mac and Linux'

Good guys.

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The artwork reminds me of The Swindle, but the gameplay looks more like that co-op PVP game where you fly around in airships. Can't remember its name. Iccarus?

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Quoting: NotSoQTI really wish we had more games like NWN and NWN2. As today I'm still unable to drag my D&D gang into NWN, but this is surely a stimulus, with or without toolset (it would slow down the things a lot but...).

Also, I found this some years ago and I guess it's pertinent to share now for anyone who cares:
A reimplementation of BioWare's Aurora engine (and derivatives). Pre-pre-alpha :P [External Link]

DrMcCoy frequently posts here about his endevours on Xoreos! Here's a search of GOL for those articles: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/index.php?module=search&q=xoreos, although he does mention that they're mainly crossposts from the changelogs he writes for the project itself.

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Will be picking this up on release day. Can't wait!

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Well, in the end, I had to go from there it. I'm hanging fire on the DLC for now, since I'm not huge on multiplayer, but looking forward giving this a try.

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Quoting: g000h

Quoting: omer666

Quoting: g000hYou mentioned Arma 3 as running on Linux, even though in the Steam Store, it is not visible as a Linux / SteamOS title. I'm quite keen to get a list of other similar titles which aren't shown as working on Linux but still work (e.g. Linux experimental betas, etc).

Quite often I buy bundles, and in some cases I'm pretty sure the game is listed as Windows-only, but there's a Linux version lurking there too, if only I knew about it! I tend not to install the Windows games in bundles, unless I really like the game or I know the game works on Linux.

A good example is Everspace, which doesn't show the Linux/SteamOS icon on Steam store, but there is a working Linux version available.

Here you are [External Link]

Yes, I found that page as well... but... It shows all the working Linux games (2500+) including the ones which have the Icon showing on Steam store. I want to filter out just the ones which work on Linux but don't show a Linux/SteamOS icon on the store.

The only one I know about it The Swindle, which I wrote about a while back on this site. There are likely to be others, but you really just to hear about them through word of mouth.

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For some reason, this reminds me of a cross between Nintendo's Pikmin and Klei's Oxygen Not Included. I'm also looking for a good excuse to spend money at Itch.io, so I'll be checking this one out.

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Not sure I wanted to "like" this article, but a great review nonetheless. Rubbish that it turned out to be so negative. I'm not a fan of pirate/buccaneer games, but the Warhammer brand gave me some hope that this would be a worthwhile purchase. Obviously not!

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Well, after a few hours of playing this awesome game, I got drunk. Yay! You guys knock yourselves out on the DRM/Free holy war.

Remember though, we're here, on this site, because we have three things in common: 1. We love games. 2. We use and love Linux and 3. <mumble mumble mumble>

There was definitely a third thing. Community? Zombies? Beer? Probably beer. Yeah, I'm drunk.

Be cool peeps. See y'all in game.

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Quoting: LeopardSo ignore this simple fact while you can , until the very end Shmerl. Being a Polish person is not automatically means being an advocate of GOG , CDPR. Drop it. Please.

C'mon, no need for the attitude. Everyone is a friend here and everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

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