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The flip side of this is: I only game on Linux. If your game doesn't run well on Linux, chances are, I'll never play it. There's already a back-log of games
by schaefer 8y ago
The flip side of this is: I only game on Linux. If your game doesn't run well on Linux, chances are, I'll never play it.
There's already a back-log of games on my wish list that I'll get to as soon as i find the time.
- tchaffee 8y agoWhat are your favorite games that run on Linux? I'm looking for new games and these days the few times I boot into Windows is when I can't easily get a game working in Linux.
- zanny 8y agoI've been Linux only since 2012, which coincidentally was when RadeonSI came out and I "took the bet" on AMD drivers getting good with a 7870 purchase. Its 100% no tux, no bux at this point. My last Windows title was Darksiders 2. Darksiders 3 came out in 2018, I was totally hype for it, but it was Windows / Xbox / PS4, so no deal there. Not like I have a shortage of dozens of other games to still get around to, my library is overflowing with titles I need to finish like Tomb Raider and Metro. The worst part was that Nordic was apparently intent to rerelease the remasters of Darksiders on Linux but just dropped it at some point. If they did the math and said it wasn't worth the time fine by them.
- cybersol 8y agoThis! I've been gaming exclusively on Linux since 2009, though it was rough until 2013. I also quite a few Linux gamers are great at diagnosing their own problems. When we do report bugs, I bet the reports are more useful on average.