What a great day for Linux-Gamers! Not only Total War: Attila has been released today, but also Grid Autosport finds it's way today to our favored operating system!
Total War: Attila is with all DLCs (also the currently released Age of Charlemagne Campaign Pack) now available for Linux on Steam!
The Community Pack #2 for Sword Coast Legends is available now for Linux on Steam.
Besides new content for the Dungeon Master mode it also invents the Drow as playable sub-class and fixes a lot of bugs, e.g. the infamous one, where items dissolve from your players stash.
Here are the complete release notes:
The Winter-Sale at GOG has begun!
The sale will last for 11 days, until December 13, 1:59 PM GMT / 2:59 PM CET / 5:59 AM PST / 8:59 AM EST.
After the first 48 hours, the games will be discounted in a 24 hours rythm, so take a look often!
This time you can get two games for free: Divine Divinity after spending $5, and Blackguards Special Edition after spending $50 or more.
The complete launch-text follows:
The so called "Steam Exploration Sale" has recently begun!
It lasts until 01.12.2015 and for the first time ever it has only lasting discounts (no more "Daily Deals").
These are all discounted games for Linux:
Hard West may show some graphical issues on Linux (like flickering shadows or clouds).
Since the game is also using the Unity-Engine 5, the same fix as for Sword Coast Legends works here.
Set the launch-options in your Steam-client to
LC_ALL=C %command%
This fixed all graphical issues for me.
This Forum-Post explains, how to check the availibility of a game on Steam for Linux via a bash-oneliner!
