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F1 2017 is officially coming to Linux, releasing November 2nd from Feral Interactive
27 October 2017 at 10:38 pm UTC Likes: 2

Quoting: KuJo
QuoteCROSS-PLATFORM MULTIPLAYER
On Steam, race online against macOS, Linux and Windows players with a full grid of 20 cars, both current and classic.
Nice!

Certainly I´ll buy a copy. But not at start ...

Currently I am a little retro on the road. I have unpacked my old Amigas (2x A500, 2x A1200, 1x A600). In addition, I found an Amiga 1000 over ebay, which I just restore. He is technically in a good condition but has visually suffered very much. Very yellowed.

Therefore, I currently do not have very much time to play on the PC. And therefore I would buy F1 2017 only, but not play. But sooner or later I´ll grab it.

This is what you want then. :)

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The developers of Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation are working on the Linux version
23 October 2017 at 3:42 pm UTC Likes: 3

Quoting: Audi
Quoting: rustybroomhandleMy desire to play this is wrestling with my strong dislike of the CEO of this company. :/ I think in the end a surprise third challenger will enter the arena - my empty wallet. :)

What is the reason for dislike for the CEO?

This is not a good place to get into that since it involves dredging up GamerGate again, and I feel we should spare Liam that. ;)

The developers of Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation are working on the Linux version
23 October 2017 at 9:55 am UTC Likes: 2

My desire to play this is wrestling with my strong dislike of the CEO of this company. :/ I think in the end a surprise third challenger will enter the arena - my empty wallet. :)

Sunday Linux Gaming Wrap-up
22 October 2017 at 10:52 am UTC

Re Feral:

I think "O VAIN... etc" is Total War: Rome 2
and "ONE RETURN TO" is either Shadow of Wardor or Rise of Tom Braider

KING Art Games have a new Kickstarter for Shakes & Fidget, a comedy adventure game
13 October 2017 at 11:26 am UTC

If I weren't broke I'd totally back this. :P As Liam said, they have a good Linux track record, and well worth supporting.

Get thinking, as Feral Interactive are teasing another new Linux port
2 October 2017 at 8:14 pm UTC

How about Dishonored 2? (probably not, just throwing some different guesses into the pot)

Atari are launching a new gaming system, the 'Ataribox' and it runs Linux
28 September 2017 at 9:37 am UTC Likes: 1

Some trivia: The NES Mini also runs Linux.

Digging for riches and falling onto spikes in SteamWorld Dig 2, now available for Linux
24 September 2017 at 10:54 pm UTC Likes: 1

Had a good time with this over the weekend. I actually enjoy the mine, sell, repeat stuff and was happy once the game opened up an I could just explore and buy all the upgrades and find the secret areas.

Quantum Replica, a game of fast-paced stealth and metroidvania action releases for Linux next year
22 September 2017 at 9:02 am UTC

Quoting: tuubi
Quoting: rustybroomhandle
Quoting: tuubiWait, aren't Metroidvanias supposed to be platformers? I mean, this looks nice but isn't that stretching the concept just a bit?

Usually it just means the progression/story is set in an open world, but new areas (usually with new bits of story) are accessed by acquiring new skills.

Other example of non-platfomer Metroidvania is Aquaria.

One could argue that even Slime Rancher has some rlements of the genre.
I guess we've got the next "roguelite" on our hands. This is stretching the concept beyond the point of usefulness.

It's like we're running out of genres, and soon there'll be like three to choose from.

Agreed. Genre descriptors should not be references to other games. Roguelike, metroidvania, soulslike, and one that has thankfully died off, doom-clone.

Quantum Replica, a game of fast-paced stealth and metroidvania action releases for Linux next year
21 September 2017 at 10:34 pm UTC

Quoting: tuubiWait, aren't Metroidvanias supposed to be platformers? I mean, this looks nice but isn't that stretching the concept just a bit?

Usually it just means the progression/story is set in an open world, but new areas (usually with new bits of story) are accessed by acquiring new skills.

Other example of non-platfomer Metroidvania is Aquaria.

One could argue that even Slime Rancher has some rlements of the genre.