gaming

Starring none other than Daniel Radcliffe, known for his Harry Potter roles.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/artic...auto-firm-sues-bbc-over-daniel-radcliffe-film

From The Daily Dot.com:

More than a 100,000 World of Warcraft players using “bots” to automate gameplay were just handed down a six-month timeout from Blizzard Entertainment.

More here:
http://www.dailydot.com/geek/blizzard-bans-100000-players-world-of-warcraft/?fb=dd

The day we have all been waiting for is here!
I hope GOG will eventually add the Linux versions as well

Darksiders I

Darksiders II

$40.00 Shadow Warrior 2013
Full Linux compatibility

Here is my Game website where I update a list of games that are tested in PlayOnLinux.
GameCave

I include links to our Guides, links to WineHQ, Success/Failed ratings and Wine version

You need an Origin account, but it's absolutely free right now:

https://www.origin.com/en-us/store/buy/dragon-age-1/pc-download/base-game/standard-edition

After a month of experimentation and discussion, we can announce that the *OFFICIAL* IRC channel for Gamers On Linux is at:

irc.oftc.net
#GamersOnLinux

Aremis has pitched in and will help supervise the channel, I'll be in there, and anyone else who wants to can drop by and have a bit of a chat with us. Beware of the time zones and don't get frustrated, thinking we are ignoring you: you might not get an answer right away until we have more participants lurking around. I'm in GMT +7, and Aremis is in GMT -6. If I'm sleeping, you'll see my name as 'thunderrd[away]', so you know I won't be back for some time. Aremis and I plan to be logged in 24/7, but of course, we aren't always available.

Like most things of this nature, popularity can develop slowly, so give it a try and see how you like it.

Just go in, ask away, and idle in the channel; hopefully if this thing gets rolling we can have some of our 'experts' around frequently. Make appointments with your mates if you want...

In this bit of news, we’d like to share Open Access for our first Atmospheric Pre-Alpha build which is now available for everyone in Windows/Linux/Mac supported versions!
After Reset on Moddb.com
Pre-Alpha Tech Build (GameFront)

https://www.humblebundle.com/

Some pretty cool games:

• Thief Gold
• Daikatana
• Mini Ninjas
• Anachonox
• Hitman 1 & 2
• Dues Ex: Invisible War
• Dues Ex: The Fall
• Hitman: Absolution
• Nosgoth
• Battlestations: Midway
• Deus Ex: Human Revolusion Directors Cut
• Just Cause 2
• Lara Croft: Guardian of Light
• Deus Ex
• Kane & Lynch 2

We now have a Google+ page: Gamers On Linux
I will be posting links to our Guides, screenshots and videos of game tests.
Please follow us

Sacred Gold is how Dungeon's and Dragon's RPG's should be made. Open world, unlimited loot, Orks, Goblins, Dragons and of course... cooperative multi player gaming.





The world of Ancaria never seems to end. Your character will discover varied environments from forests, deserts, swamps to mountain ranges and snowy peaks. Quests from the local towns will lead you out into the wilderness and if you survive, they reward you with skills and gold.

Follow my step-by-step guide on installing, configuring and optimizing Sacred Gold in Linux with PlayOnLinux.

Note: This guide applies to the GOG.com version of Sacred Gold. Other versions may require additional steps.

Tips & Specs:

To learn more about PlayOnLinux and Wine configuration, see the online manual: PlayOnLinux Explained

int 16 64-bit
PlayOnLinux: 4.2.2
Wine: 1.6.2...

All of Soldak Entertainment games are now Linux compatible:

• Drox Operative & Expansion
• Din's Curse & Expansion
• Depths of Peril
• Kivi's Underworld

GOG.com finally decided to start supporting Linux

We have been waiting to see if they would make the move....
I'm sure it will pan-out with a Linux category on their site. Then hopefully we'll see a lot of free games, old Linux games and indie games.

Its time for more companies to take notice!
Steam, Crytek and GOG are on board!

Stellar Overload is now on Kickstarter!
$15 will get you a digital copy of the game.

Success!!
10,357 backers
$310,708 pledged of $250,000 goal

Family Sharing now out of beta.

Steam’s Family Library Sharing is now released for all Steam users. Players who share computers can now also share their available libraries with one another, each earning their own achievements and saving their own game progress to the Steam Cloud. It’s all enabled by authorizing shared computers and the familiar accounts that log into them.

Click to expand...

Read on for more information about Family Library Sharing.

http://www.gog.com/

I've got my copy!
Actually I have the original on CD ROM, but now I have the DRM free copy!
Thanks Good Ole Games!

Godot Game Engine has been released to the public as an open-source Game Engine.
Fully Linux compatible and a decent list of features:

• User Your Eyes
• Develop 2D games
• Develop 3D games
• Script
• Design
• Animate
• Simulate
• Debug
• Deploy
• Extend
• Work in a team
• Be Free!!!

Time for another old classic. Master of Magic was originally released in 1994, and it is a game of the 4x genre (explore, expand, exploit and exterminate). The game is turn based with a randomly generated game world. Replayability is great because of all the customization options when starting a new game.



Follow my guide and you will be able to play this game on Linux with the use of DosBox. This guide is specifically for the digital edition available on GOG.com, but should also be applicable to other editions.

Setting up games for DosBox is quite similar for most games, so this guide will only specify the particular steps the apply to this game.

First Steps in: DosBox Generic Guide

For the rest of this guide, I assume that the contents of the app folder from extracting the Master of Magic installer has been moved to:
/home/username/games/magic

'username' is...

From mod to stand-alone game, from Source Engine to Unity3D.
Raindrop is almost like combining S.T.A.L.K.E.R with Alan Wake.

Raindrop

Donate to the funding of Raindrop
After reading their Kickstarter page, I'm completely amazed at their goals. I'm very shocked that Unity3D can handle that amount of detail and weather conditions.
Raindrop just looks amazing and sounds like a whole new element to the Horror FPS genre.