Quoting: EndeavourAccuracyNot my kind of game. The base game, Cities: Skylines, has had a -75% sale, but you'd need to pay extra for their "Deluxe Edition", just to get a more complete experience with 5 extra historical monuments. A full experience requires DLC on top of that: 62.93 euros, plus whatever "Mass Transit" will cost. There's a bundle, but it lacks 5 o/t DLC and is still 68.20 euros. Maybe 10 years from now when the whole thing including all its DLC is 10 euros I'll pick it up.

The base game is complete enough. I only grabbed the Night Life DLC and still get loads of enjoyment from it.

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Quoting: EikeWhere am I supposed to take all the time to play Tides of Numenera, Wasteland 3, Divnity Original Sin 2, Bard's Tale IV and Pillars of Eternity 2?!?

What? DOS2 on linux?

They have not committed to it AFAIK, but considering all the effort put into porting the engine, it's a reasonable assumption to make.

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Quoting: DelaylineAnother Shadowrun like bullshit, thank you inXile.

a) This is not quite Shadowrun
b) Shadowrun is great, so if it were like Shadowrun, that's a big win!
c) your opinion is valid as an opinion, of course

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It's weird they don't mention Uridium, since that's exactly the game their throwback is throwing back to. I just fired up Uridium again the other day for a spin, and daaang it's smooth.

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This is multiplayer, so not my thing. I do have fond memories of playing the Loki port of Heavy Gear 2 on Linux back in the early 2000s though.

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Quoting: hardpenguinThey already confirmed last year that Deus Ex MD will be their first Vulkan title (that they will add Vulkan support for the game in Spring 2017).

I don't think they specified which game it'd be for, but it was during a Deus Ex livestream, which might have lead people to conclude this.

EDIT: Beaten to it by Quickdraw Ellie.

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I imagine my Driving Force GT wheel rumbling itself into the foetal position with this game.

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Quoting: PieGamer314I was literally about to get this game, and then I did a little bit of research on the ACLU. The first paragraph on wikipedia was enough for me. I'm not even paying one cent for Fez, no matter how good it looks, if they're giving the money to the ACLU.

Same. The game looks amazing, but the ACLU doesn't deserve my money. It's a real shame, as I'd love to play this, but I don't have money to spare on buying it full price at the moment.

"The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is a nonpartisan, non-profit organization[5][6] whose stated mission is "to defend and preserve the individual rights and liberties guaranteed to every person in this country by the Constitution and laws of the United States."[7] It works through litigation, lobbying, and community empowerment."

This is bad, why exactly?

I'd have thought users of free software would be all about civil rights.

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There's an HD remake of this on the way. Wonder if they have Linux plans.

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If you're into this sort of thing, might I also recommend checking out "Hadean Lands" [Steam [External Link], Itch.io [External Link] ] - a brilliant brain bender/breaker of note.

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