It's really great to see Croteam supporting Linux so well. I'm really looking forward to the Fusion Update 2017 for SS1-3 and the upcoming SS4. In the meantime I'm playing through the Talos Principle. If I ever get VR, I'll be sure to buy the SS VR games.

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This is great, I've been wanting to go back and finish Serious Sam 3, but it's sometimes buggy on my multi-monitor setup. I hope this fixes that.

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They should update their Itch.io page [External Link] then. It still says they support Linux.

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Thanks for the info. I sent them a request.

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Quoting: omer666

Quoting: hardpenguinSoooo... The Beamdog announcement is Icewind Dale 2 Enhanced Edition? The only classic from the series they are missing so far.

Could also be Planescape: Torment...
Could be great to have Icewind Dale 2 as it's the only one I haven't played at all!

I was hoping for PST too, but the line

Quoting: Beamdoglooking for adventurers, warriors, rogues, wizards, druids, clerics, rangers, monks and shamans

makes me think otherwise.

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Is this only games where the game was new this year and it supports Linux or games that got Linux support this year?

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: km3kI haven't played Infinifactory, but with TIS-100, I think it would be very difficult to make a good tutorial.

Did you play Human Ressource Machine? (You should! :) )
It does a better job in slowly introducing what you need.

I did! (I was a tester for the Linux version too. :D ) If the structure was more like HRM, it might be easier to do a tutorial.

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I haven't played Infinifactory, but with TIS-100, I think it would be very difficult to make a good tutorial. There's a lot of concepts to cover. It might be possible, given that it's "only" Assembly-like programming, but it would be tough to do and still wouldn't help everyone. With Shenzen I/O, it looks like that would be an even more difficult task. I haven't played it yet, but it looks like there's a combination of Assembly-like programming as in TIS-100, plus circuit design and signal processing.

For the type of people they seem to be targeting most, the fake manuals are exactly what are needed.

I only just started TIS-100 and I'm liking it so far, but I already see it's a game that requires a lot of focus. I'd like to play Shenzen I/O, but will probably wait until I have time to digest that manual.

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The Witness and Doom 2016.

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The perspective and art style reminds me of Bastion.

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