Nothing against Ubuntu, but I have indeed fallen in love with the Pop OS experience. this is after kubuntu. still love KDE but so far gnome has been easier for me.

Pop OS is undeniably Ubuntu, but there are now so many differentiators...

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The downside to kid games is Steam

for now, I am happy to let my kids game on my account, luckily, as my daughter plays during the day, and I play at night, we have a kind of harmony.

But once they are older, I will explore the option of family account as Eike suggested.

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Same here, it worked, thanks, I'm so happy I can play this game at a higher resolution than 1x1!

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What an ambitious project. Looking forward to it's development.

Beautifully designed...

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Well this is an interesting development! I hope that native games still get the limelight.

But at last I'll be able to play Skyrim and the Witcher 3.

Maybe I will need to upgrade my card after all...

My bucks will still support the native games.

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Well let's get one game out of the way: Skyrim. Bethesda is still busy porting it to toasters and fridges as well as smart watches, and pip boys

It won't be Fallout 76, because it's a known fact that Linux is for Commies, Chinese and Koreans.

I'd go with the suggestions above, probably the game will be Agony.

In all seriousness I'd love it if it was an elder Scrolls, or the Witcher 3. But as I game only on Linux and am not keen on using wine I guess I'll miss out.

If it is the Witcher 3 or fallout, I'll drink a bottle of Tabasco.

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Skyrim - why? Because even toasters have had it ported to them and that game has endless hours of fun. #feelingleftout

Witcher 3 - Why? Because it would give us a chance to show that we have matured as a platform and would not have same reaction as when the Witcher 2 was released on our platform. Also, like Skyrim, it is a 3D open world game, and Linux does not have many of those.

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Haha that politician!

I wonder if coding will be like that later? some commands that you just assemble like lego...

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Quoting: KelsAn anthropomorphic catlike race who act as traders? That's the most original idea I've ever seen!

I see you enjoy the Elderscrolls :)

Great to see another creative update to my favourite village building sim. Yet another developer who is not falling for micro-transactions.

http://risetoruins.com/index.php?/page/free_content_and_no_drm_philosophy.html [External Link]
That being said, I am not against paid DLCs once he gets to version 1.0

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Yes, I have this game in my wishlist, just waiting to trigger the buy button once this is done.

This is a quality game, with immense replayability opportunities.

I wonder what their next game will be.

From what I remember it was a one man team developer, so respect for all the work that has gone into these games.

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