Quoting: omer666HOHOHOHOHOHOHO.
Come on you can't be serious!
With Shadowrun: Dragonfall, Pillars of Eternity, Sword Coast Legends, Wasteland 2 and many other great RPGs - that have been already able to actually release the damn port they promised - around the corner, do you think you have the legitimacy to even SELL this game to us?
Pathetic.

Larian were hit by lack of Linux developers I suspect. They develop their own engine, and unlike the above which use Unity, they actually write their own graphics code.

As was pointed out already, the fact that they didn't include Linux in their new crowdfunding campaign is very telling.

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Quoting: JudasIscariotIf the devs make a 64-bit version, we'll put it up :)

You should ask them. 32-bit is already obsolete - there is no point to make such builds anymore.

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Lately I dislike buying games in bundles, because I noticed I rarely have time to play all of them, and they are just sitting in my account never used. So I prefer to focus only on games I'm really interested in, and buy them directly (mostly on GOG).

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Looks fantastic. Do they plan GOG release?

From the site it appears the game is still in the early stages, so they won't be releasing soon. But I wish them luck.

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In this question: Unique Question: Which are the most important factors you consider when buying a new game? I'd say DRM-free is a major factor for me (in addition to others). I.e. if it's not DRM-free, I won't buy it.

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Quoting: Mountain ManI wonder if the original video files still exist for this game and if something like an HD remake could ever happen? That would be awesome.

Yeah, that could be great. You can ask Doug TenNapel if original resources are still available, but again without EA it will never happen, and EA won't care, because it's EA.

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Update from Pencil Test (for backers):

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/armikrog/armikrog/comments?cursor=11259628#comment-11259627 [External Link]

In response to the backers who have been disappointed that there was not an option to receive your game through GOG, we spent the last day working with the Humble Store, GOG and our publishing partner Versus Evil to try and address the issue. There is now an option on your Armikrog download page to download the game from GOG. If you go to your page you'll see a tab marked GoG next to the Steam tab. Enjoy.

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Quoting: Mountain ManYes, but the game is not actually available for sale, which makes things rather murky.

It's not murky for EA. They don't care if it's available for sale or not - they own a lot of such stuff and it's precisely why creators of Armikrog couldn't make a direct sequel to the Neverhood.

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Neverhood is owned by EA which clearly exists. Please vote here by the way:

* https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/the_neverhood [External Link]
* https://www.change.org/p/electronic-arts-ea-please-release-the-neverhood-on-gog [External Link]

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Quoting: Mountain ManWell, this is a disappointing review. The Neverhood was such an awesomely quirky game, but I guess it's hard to catch lighting in a bottle twice.

I think you should try the game for yourself. It quite lives up to the Neverhood spirit. Bugs will hopefully be fixed.

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