Games for GNU/Linux
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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Mac and Linux versions on the way
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is full of all sorts of strange allegories around prejudice. The game expects us to be surprised that people are distrusting and fearful of the augmented humans that could kill them in a heartbeat with their swiss army penis augmentation, when fact the augmented humans did in fact try and kill all of the regular folk towards the end of Deus Ex: Human Revolution where a broadcasted signal – a bit like in Kingsman: The Secret Service – sent them all into a murderous rage. (Sorry, spoilers.)
It’s certainly a strange thing, but if you can get your head around it (read: suspend your disbelief, ignore the pseudo-lofty stupidness, and generally crack on with things) then it’s a rather excellent game.
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Some thoughts on 'Siralim 2', the never ending monster battling RPG
You don't need to play the first game, as they stand completely apart with their own story and introductions.
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Dogma: Eternal Night is an in-development vampire MMO that will have Linux support [Ed: Microsoft Mono insider, so watch out]
I have to say I think it looks pretty cool, the idea of being a vampire like that in an MMO would be pretty fun.
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Unigine Is Working On Perhaps The Most Beautiful GPU Benchmark, Coming Later This Year
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