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Quoting: KimyrielleI think we're used to delays of developers with little to no Linux experience underestimating the demands of cross-platform development or simply overlooking the fact that Windows-only middleware doesn't magically compile on Linux.

But Aspyr?

Really?

No , actually they're experienced with Linux and OsX. These are the devs of Layers of Fear which is available for Linux and OsX.

That was Kimyrielle's point - they are experienced, and should be able to properly plan for simultaneous release, if it's a priority for them.

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Quoting: GuestThis would prob make a good replacement for 'Dragon Fin Soup' as it lacks linux support

Dragon Fin Soup was supposed to have Linux support; they reneged on their Kickstarter promise. Last September they claimed it was still coming:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/grimmbros/dragon-fin-soup/comments?cursor=14500692#comment-14500691 [External Link]

"Basically, in order to make future versions as bug-free and optimized as possible, we’re cleaning up the code from the ground up. This will deal with most of the bugs Playstation platform players have been experiencing and allow us to do a clean and stable port to Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android."

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Quoting: TakIt's fixed in 5.6.2p3, a 5.6.2f1 hotfix build [External Link], and 2017.1.

Is it possible for users to patch their games with that hotfix, or does it require the devs to update?

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Quoting: STiATYea, seems to happen with Kingdom Come: Deliverance as well. First they wanted to support linux, but I guess they saw issues and backed away.

Similar issue, different engine - they are using CryEngine.

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Quoting: scaineI'm really enjoying Quern at the moment. It's a walking-sim-with-puzzles, in the style of The Room (a little - mostly I mean in the way you interact with objects). Lots of fun, if a bit frustrating at times.

I found the map design of Quern to be excellent - lots of gameplay in a relatively small space.

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For what it's worth, they have new test releases every single month, although they don't have free public tests every month.

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WebGL 1.0 is based on OpenGL ES 2.0, which uses shaders rather than a fixed-function pipeline:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenGL_ES#OpenGL_ES_2.0 [External Link]

So I don't think OpenGL 2.1 is sufficient, no. In your browser, go the URL about:support, and see what the Graphics section says about WebGL.

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Steam says it was released today.

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Cheeseness says "it won't be a simultaneous release." Source: reddit [External Link]

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