Quoting: Xpanderi dont regret buyig it... managed to have 4-5 hours of fun at least with it.
was 75% off also when i bought so no big deal for me.

hopefuly someone will buy this and re-release...it was great game, great concept.. but somehow lacked people.

The main reason it lacked people was that it was that there was no cross-platform multiplayer. Unless there were a few linux beta testers online, you had the whole server to yourself. And the bots were not very smart.

I really hope someone will pick up the port and continue its development...

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I think that has a lot to do with the fact that he has established his reputation as a Linux-friendly dev. He made plans to port it early on, and delivered on his promises. Seeing as this new game he made has a lot of the characters from Ittle Dew people immediately recognized the developer.
I bought the game and it is a lot of fun, although I'm starting to think that winning a battle sometimes has more luck to it than I would like. (I never lost a battle and want to keep it that way)

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Never saw Zomboid before (I own all of the other games mentioned though)
It looks like a nice game.

EDIT: What I mean by that is that it may have to do with the fact that it hasn't received enough publicity within the Linux community.

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Quoting: hardpenguinI wanted to get it few months ago directly from game website, but I think that idea of distributing Linux version as sources in form to compile by yourself is rather silly in 2013 and now 2014.

I think it's rather nice to have the Source Code as well...

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I'm wondering: how do they know the difference between a windows sale and a Linux sale?
I've bought games via Linux, windows and even through steam on wine, but whether there is a little tux smiling at me on the store page takes a huge part in the decision-making process!

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Good, I use Nvidia, but recently made my parents an AMD (because they less energy and because I was curious to see the difference in customer support).
This was last week. I was shocked at first: The open-source driver was slooow, had difficulties running Unity, and my sister couldn't play her steam games on it. The official driver said it was incompatible with the hardware. Luckily a few days later a new version came out that was compatible. Soo much faster than the open-source driver... I really hope they can improve the AMD open-source driver.
The hardware was an R7 240 btw.

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Cities in Motion 1 is also in my steam library, can't install it yet though.

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Yaaaaay!!! I'm really looking forwards to this! I've been wanting to try some game development for quite a while.

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