Quoting: KurremkarmerrukActually you can buy LoG 1 right from the ubuntu software center.

actually as a none ubuntu user I don't care, sorry to sound harsh :)

Quoting: AnonI hope they actually release the first game on Steam for Linux. Also, no word on there being an actual Linux version.

So true, they ignoring the posts on steam forum and on their own, they got the linux build from HiB from 23-12-12 so why not post it ?  And no mention of linux on LoG2.... I will probably end up buying it and use Wine, just love the old DM games :)

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@Cheeseness, I agree, don't like linux stretch goals, on the other side it's not a silly high amount, for a product this size I don't think 50k is over the top for extra Quality control/testing/hardware/etc.   

and to be honest... the previous where so good, I won't let this spoil it for me this time :)

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Quoting: HamishI think someone does not know what "medieval" actually means if they set the thing in the 17th century.

Would it not be more apt to be set the game in the 14th century? When the Black Death was actually occurring?

medieval is not mentioned on the kickstarter, so they did not set the thing in medieval 17th century :)

as for the plague, it hit Europe on and off from 14th into the 17th century so no issue there.

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- this is a must have, the previous 2 games where amazing and among the best adventures made.
- they gone reach it easly for sure, bit sad linux is a stretch goal but 50k to Q&A a huge game like this on 2 platforms its not over doing it I think

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am still running it 100% local in my ~/Steam, still prefer that to any package via packagemanager

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I just read all this (well sort of) and now I sit here wondering how a news item about a steam linux section ended up in thread which covers everything from IBM PC up to Android..... :O

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in...in....in !

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Your where talking about Desura, it has no DRM and that is what I stated.

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it might have a few issues but at least its no DRM and truly for all linux flavors.  Heck its even open source now :)  I love it, thanks for the heads up though on the 64/32 bit :)

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finished it on the ps3 (sorry but was free a few days and as it did not pop up for linux when released) I enjoyed it a lot but to complete all puzzles/chars you end up with a few puzzles that appear in all sessions and they sort of get boring.  But all puzzles are pretty good and not to far fetched.  Liked it a lot.

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