Quoting: "motorsep, post: 4990, member: 154"Progress is pretty slow as such art takes quite some time to make, unfortunately.

but it does improve the 1st impression of people a lot when they start the game :)

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looks good.

my personal preference is no youtube/image on the main page, but more text news, but then maybe I am boring ;)

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SS series has been good fun so seeing nr 3 on linux would be really cool :)

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Syberia (the original cd) runs flawless under wine for me, its a really good adventure, can't speak for the steam version though

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Quoting: "MyGameCompany, post: 4967, member: 68"I left a comment on their blog to point them to my [URL='http://www.mygamecompany.com/articles/index.htm']Linux Game Development[/URL] articles, which talk about how to handle dependencies and packaging, but my comment never showed up. :(

the guys from the Xenonauts kickstarter had a questionnaire about which packaging and such people preferred, pointed them to the same article and told them to contact you. Just curious if they ever did?

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ooh i am proven wrong :) now lets hope that eventhough they develop on ubuntu there will be none .deb releases

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just call me sceptical, but i dont yet believe the impact will be that huge, i dont see a game developers suddenly jump the band wagon, but i would love to be proven wrong :)

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hrhr, make it: valve on linux :)

i am still not sure it will be steam. and if it will, will the impact really be as huge as people seem to think? developers who want to do linux can do this now via several channels, will we really suddenly see a huge influx? i do agree that if it happens we will see that valve will also port their eingine over, that will have more impact, but again how much real impact? with unity now supporting linux thanks to wasteland 2 we not yet seen many announcements about more unity games comming to linux. unigine has had linux support from the start but most of the games comming out on that dont support linux.

time will tell.

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found it an enjoyable game, if you look at it purely from a Linux view then 8 might fit but only if you sequel gets a 9 :)

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Quoting: "Bestia, post: 4925, member: 148"I don't know if you are aware that [URL='http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hiddenpath/defense-grid-2']Defense Grid 2[/URL] is on Kickstarter and if developers reach $750 000
there will be Linux and Mac versions. Hidden Path set quite a steep financial requirement and it seems unlikely to get that amount of pledges.

aye posted it in the news section, people look at that pledge in a totally different way

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