Originally posted by Kurolox:

Originally posted by flesk:

As far as I know, it's in an "unofficial beta", so I don't know if it makes sense to include it yet? Could be good if that means more Linux users to help find issues though. The same goes for Duskers and The Swindle as well.

I thought so, but in the criteria it says that this kind of games should be listed here too. i don't see any harm in this.

True. It would probably be a good idea to link to a post announcing the Linux beta in those cases. Let's wait and see what BlaXpirit thinks.

Originally posted by Kurolox:

Speedrunners have linux support, even when it's not listed.

However, it doesn't launch properly (I think it's distribution related, using Arch Linux here. I don't remember having problems launching this game in Xubuntu, but I'm not really sure right now and I don't know about a workarround for Arch). As far as I know, the linux version is a demo of the full game, not the game itself.

As far as I know, it's in an "unofficial beta", so I don't know if it makes sense to include it yet? Could be good if that means more Linux users to help find issues though. The same goes for Duskers and The Swindle as well.

Originally posted by Brian Linux:

Yeah, I used wine. Am I banned now?

I think the orange color on your name means you're on probation. ;)

Sword of the Stars: The Pit apparently has a secret Linux version on Steam, so it might be worth highlighting:

store.steampowered.com/app/233700/

EDIT: Oh, it's not actually secret. It's just that some of the DLC isn't available for Linux, so the Gold Edition isn't marked with a SteamOS icon. /EDIT

There's probably also a bunch more Flash/AIR games that we could add to the list. And by the way, the recommendation for Evoland says it uses Adobe AIR, but doesn't it use Pepper Flash now?

Cutscenes aren't working for me in The Inner World either.