Galaxy on Windows because it integrates GoG and Other Stores like Lutris into a common interface.
Heroic for Linux to get Amazon, GoG and Epic Games running there.
Steam for SteamGames as that is hard to reimplent
Battle.net via Wine for Activision/Blizzard Games on Linux, but i hope we will eventually get an OpenSource implementation for this. The reverse engineering is amazing for this company down to private servers for World Of Warcraft and mods abusing bugs in Starcraft 1 :wub:

Haven't gone down the path of Emulation too much so i think i don't need Lutris that much.
Maybe i am used to do it all manually with wine in the past:whistle:

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Hopefully we will still be able to use the battle.net launcher and won't be forced to switch to ms game pass.

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Looks a bit brighter but not visually pleasing. A remake would have been my choice here. I think people already demonstrated that as a sparetime project

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You still have ms gamepass, battle.net, ea launcher, ubi, Rockstar Social, Legacy Games and a few others ;)

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Quoting: emphyOfftopic: seeing dark reign in the screenshot, never got that game working in linux.

You know that without logfiles help is impossible :)
try their discord or github and help them help you

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Quoting: whizseI wish they went back and gave 3 & 4 some love instead. Keep the gist of the story but remake everything else. Make them proper point & clickers with detailed 2D graphics.

Yea these two feel out of place. Like Desperados 2 and Helldorado where the 3d engine wasn't good enough so the style became a lot worse to look at.

The parcival stone part has nice backgrounds but the 3d models feel a bit akward at the moment.
Hopefully we will three all 6 parts with the same attention to detail and a common style close to the original series.

Going for the first part of the series is a good idea though. Large screens will benefit from higher resolution and a better menu and controls would certainly help. The directors cut on a modern computer feels a bit weird imho.

As they work with AI, it shouldn't slow them down too much touching that game as well

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It was an iconic place so returning there would be kind of a fan service don't you think?

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“This is the start of what we’re calling the ‘Broken Sword Renaissance’

That could very well mean that they will do the other parts later if the announced games sell well.:whistle:

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Nice to see them return, but the current visual style feels a bit wrong to me.

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I personally wait for the day where DirectX is directly integrated as mesa-backend engine by Microsoft and no translation to OpenGL and Vulkan is needed anymore.:whistle:

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