These guys make fantastic games! I loved SWTG and looking forward to Gunmetal Arcadia. I thought Eldritch was neat, and I'm playing Neon Struct and YHTWTG now, and both are excellent. It's nice that they keep updating the older games too.

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I loved SteamWorld Dig. Anthill isn't on Linux that I know of, but I did try the Android port (which I think was made with Godot), and it was pretty neat for what it was. Heist looks good, and I'm sure I'll be grabbing it on day one.

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A lot has changed in Delver since the original release. Unfortunately, the wonky gamepad support hasn't been corrected yet, so I haven't delved in as deep as I would like to.

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Quoting: Avehicle7887

Quoting: sobkasAnno 2070?

Ubisoft and Linux can't be in the same line, it's almost impossible!

Ubisoft published on Linux many years ago - a retail disc, even. With the Linux client ON the disc! And though Housemarque is listed as the publisher on Steam for Outlast, the game still includes a Ubisoft splash screen, so I'd say that at least partially counts too (at the very least, it counts as much as Microsoft Game Studios titles being on Linux).

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Quoting: GNUzelI think Rock Simulator 2014 was a better game.

You mean Mountain?

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Crytek had best not let us down! I'm counting on this engine for this as well as, and more importantly to me, Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

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It seems like Linux support actually is a relatively high priority, considering they released it simultaneously and the fact that they even released it at all. Your final verdict seems to also indicate this, considering it's a Unity title, and more often than not, they are rife with problems on Linux; it seems they may have actually tested it, too.

More likely is that they don't feel it's worth giving out review codes to the Linux blogs considering how the readership is a fraction of an already fairly insignificant fraction of the potential customers. But that's just a guess, and likely how I would look at it if I were in their position.

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OK dubigrasu, you'll be happy to know that I'm supporting VP by buying directly on Steam. Why, if I dislike VP/eON and didn't care for the game itself? Because of a) the sale, b) I have a need to collect Linux games, and c) ultimately I decided that having my purchase count as a Linux sale matters more than anything else.

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Quoting: tcitSierra ? That's a name I haven't seen since a while.

Do you hear that? Geometry Wars 3 is calling your name!

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I bought Super Win the Game on the weekend and just finished it last night. Excellent game, and superb Linux port with zero issues for me. The controls (on a gamepad) were totally nailed, too! I think Gunmetal Arcadia will be an insta-buy for me.

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