Wow, if they make Tomb Raider for Linux, chances are that Rise of Tomb Raider will come for Linux too.

Too bad that I already bought them for Windows.

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Isn't it the game where they made a mistake on the web site few weeks ago. They corrected it to have Mac only because they previously mentionned Linux and Mac. Now the web page is still announcing Mac only. :)

https://www.feralinteractive.com/en/upcoming/ [External Link]

I never played that game but it is a great good new for Linux players.

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Quoting: fleskI don't mind that the games I like to write about usually don't make it to the top 20. I would love to see more interest in the crowdfunding articles though, since crowdfunding has given us many great Linux games.

I really like the crowdfunding articles. Even if you don't make it in the TOP 20, you're making a very good job. You have all my gratitude.

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One day I will write a article that will be in the top 20. :D

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Quoting: loggfreakare these problems only apparent when using a Linux machine as host, which linux distro did you use? do those glitches also appear when the host PC is Windows?

I only try with Mint 17.2. I did not boot in Windows for ages. :)

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Quoting: GuestThis review doesn’t say which OS and CPU the desktop is using.

Hi Stan,

My computer is getting old and I should replace it in the next few months but to answer your questions, I'm using Linux Mint 17.2 with a AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 820 Processor.

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Well, I sign up for the contest even if I'm in Canada. If I win, I will gladly give it to you Liam. We can pretend I'm from UK. :)

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Yes, this is my baby. I won't become an illustrator. :)

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Quoting: PsynoKhi0You mention the wireless controller for the other pad was still plugged in, however did you use the Steam Controller wired or wireless? I'm curious about the receiver's performance and battery drain.

The controller comes with his USB dongle. I used it in wireless and the controller comes with 2 AA batteries. I cannot say for the draining of the batteries. Since I did not play a lot of hours, I had no problem yet but I will probably by rechargeable batteries.

There is a connector for a micro USB cable but I did not try it yet. So I cannot comment.

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: Mountain Man

Quoting: immortelI found it at 20$ with DLC on this site:

http://www.bundlestars.com/all-bundles/middle-earth-shadow-of-mordor-bundle/ [External Link]

Just buy it directly through Steam. That way you know it's legit, and it ensures that Feral gets their fair share of the sale.

To be fair, bundlestars is a very legit website. I would still advise buying it from Steam or Feral directly, to support them.

I did not see it that way but you're right and I'm all about supporting Linux gaming. I will buy it from Steam.

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