Aww, why'd ya have to bring up Carmageddon... :'(
After all this time, that broken promise still hurts.

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I need/want this game... what I don't need/want is yet another great game collecting virtual dust in my Steam library. :|
Who has time to play these days? First world problems I guess... :dizzy:

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Quoting: GustyGhost30, 40, 50 are only significant because we use a base 10 system.

True, then again I personally couldn't give any less f*cks about my numeric age.
8, 40, 111, 10000... :whistle:

Anyhoo, it will be a little bit extra special next year when GoL turns 10. <3

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Quoting: lucifertdarkDon't worry too much about being 30 Liam, it's just a number, I turn 50 myself later on this month. Oh yeah Happy Birthday. :D

Gratz to all! (even me who will ding 40 in a few weeks... :D )
Keep on keepin' on!

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Dying Light is possibly my top fav game of all time, will be real heartbreak if the sequel doesn't make it to Linux (natively) :(

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Surviving Mars sounds like it could be a sweet game.
Here's a couple of good/bad "jokes" related to Linux...

• You can't play games in Linux


• Steam Machines


• Photoshop


• Fresh packages in Debian stable

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Quoting: Aryvandaar

Quoting: Mountain ManThese random giveaways are why I look through my Steam library every now and then and say, "When the hell did I get this?"

Yeah, I have no idea what 50% of my steam library even is.

Too true, it's not even funny. Ok it's a little funny. :)

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Quoting: scaineI tell you that if you buy this game in a half price sale, you're getting an absolute bargain.

There's also the reality that my Steam library already contains hundreds of games I've yet to really play or in some cases even install(!), and those are games I actually want to play ;)
I could potentially buy MidBoss anyway just because it could be a great game, and I'd support a Linux game developer. It's only money after all...

Quoting: scaineIf someone told me they'd perfected a pint of beer, and then told me that I could try it for £5.50, I'd say, sure, why not? Even if I don't like it, it's just over what I'd pay normally, right, and what if it's great?

PS. Love the beer analogy, I'm a beer man myself. :) Most expensive one I had was a tiny halfglass for about 10€. It was quite likely the best stout I've ever tasted. Limited brew of only 1000 bottles that was not sold publicly. An impossible love story!

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Nice article once more!
MidBoss sounds cool, but much like every other time I had that exact same thought, I then take a closer look and have the same reaction every time: Eeeeh... mjeh.

It just doesn't feel like I'd enjoy playing it.
Not sure if I'm missing a great game here... :S:

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Nice one, game looks really sweet. Added to wishlist :)
Looking forward to more articles in this series!

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