Good job, Sven!

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I voted for Dust: An Elysian Tail.

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So, Sven, you basically make algorithms that's compatible with the ones that Bioware used for asset containment and scripting.

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I hope it doesn't have static indentation like python does. Who indents like that?

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Quoting: VonI love Teslagrad, so a sequel is very much appreciated. Looking forward to it.

It was only too hard because you didn't know what to do.

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I can't really say I "love" either or. When you love a business and they start to treat you badly because people "love" for what they did in the past and that can disappoint you. Ubisoft is a good example, but I don't hate either as well.

What I do love is good merits and I like to do whatever I can to reward good merits and vote with my wallet and tell them "As long as you keep up your merits and I have money to spare, you'll be rewarded" and a bigger insult to a company that has bad merits than piracy is to tell them "This product of yours had merits that are so bad, your software/media isn't worth my bandwidth, time nor electricity used to power my computer... Let alone my money".

Whilst I'm not a "GOL Supporter", I don't think I can spare the $48 a year. However, I don't have any adblock installed at all. I may not explained how much I "love" GOL or Aspyr, but I felt like this needed to be said and if I get the game for my honesty or not get the game at all for because I didn't say how much I "love" GOL and Aspyr or whatever reason, so be it. What I have to say is more important than some game.

Postscript: On an unrelated note, I hope Liam becomes more active again. I don't want drama to stop his contributions.

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Fantastic Adventure series! I played them on Windows and before there was a Linux Port of their other game, Gemini Rue. I got bored one day and tried compiling AGS to run the game... I was somewhat successful :P (couldn't change rez at that time though :/ )

Oh and on an unrelated note, who's excited for Gnome 3.14? It just came out and it has a lot to offer to the table like a Vector based UI for high DPI, a proper form designer and good documentation for GTK, Wayland integration and Multitouch support. I know Gnome hasn't been the same since four years ago when they went to gnome3, but they've gone a long way and you just have to get used to it and find out how to tweak it if you haven't used Gnome since 2.x.

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So, after this, the only game that needs complete Valve's first party catalogue would be Left 4 Dead 1.

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Anyway, I hope these games do come back because I don't like DRM. This is the only kind of DRM I like: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_Rendering_Manager [External Link]

But, Steamworks isn't that bad, I find it easy to crack on windows and because it is, I find it more tolerable than always online DRM and Console DRM. Though, I wish I could find cracks for Linux games I bought on Steam, I feel safe knowing even if Valve doesn't deliver on their promise of giving everybody the master key if they ever go under, I have a backup plan.

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Do you think any of these games will be back? Who knows, the publisher might reconsider or be bought by another publisher that would comply with GOG's policies.

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