It's a shame that Denuvo isn't removed from every game after some time.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuySo yeah: Linux native up on Steam, down on GOG. I don't think you can blame GOG's decrease on Steam.

No, that would be silly. Some of the decrease on GOG might be due to GOG specifically – I've read that they rejected the Hands of Necromancy Linux build.

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Yes, GOG seems to favour naughty rpg maker games over adventures. And they didn't want to sell Hands of Necromancy for a long time.

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Quoting: whizseI was curious what the numbers was for GOG compared to Steam

Excellent timing. Thank you.

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I've been disappointed several times last year (and before) with GOG releases without Linux version like Dome Keeper.

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Quoting: inlinuxdudexscreensaver -root

Don't forget mplayer -rootwin

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I wonder if they have enough resources to make something useful. They might be better off with a SteamOS fork.

The SteamOS version used by the Steam Deck still has some rough edges and they've worked on it quite a long time and Valve has a lot of money to throw at problems.

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I've only played the SDL1 version of Jump 'n Bump. I'm glad that there is an updated version.

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Quoting: ljrkscotsmen will gladly sport "skirts"

I don't think that Scots like their kilts being called skirts. Even with quotes. :wink:

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Quoting: ssj17vegetaGenuinely interested on this one. Did Carmack prophetize Linux would become a good gaming platform ?

Sorry if this is a repeat – I haven't read all comments.

What he said is that native version were going to die because wine would kill them.

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