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General discussionBioshock Infinite just got a Linux version. Any progress on bringing 2K to GOG?(156 posts)(156 posts)
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Posted March 27, 2015
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budejovice: I tested it with my $5 today. This is incorrect. Shmerl, despite the warning on the game page it is available DRM-free for download from the Humble account coming in at 6.2GB.
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Solei: I stand corrected then,
but I still have some stuff from HB i haven't used because steam is mandatory.
Yep, I was worried, but took the gamble. For the greater good. ;) I'm glad it worked out. I don't use Steam at all.
Posted March 31, 2015
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sherringon456: I assumed that was the case. It probably requires a steam account to do something on it though (Maybe even to log on like a Microsoft account.)
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shmerl: Not according to Valve's own remarks in the past and actual builds of SteamOS. It's Debian stable with Steam stuff installed. I personally didn't test it though.
Still, the only way to play the majority of games on Linux is steam though.
Posted March 31, 2015
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sherringon456: Still, the only way to play the majority of games on Linux is steam though.
That has nothing to do with SteamOS not letting you installing what you want.
Posted April 01, 2015
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shmerl: Not according to Valve's own remarks in the past and actual builds of SteamOS. It's Debian stable with Steam stuff installed. I personally didn't test it though.
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sherringon456: Still, the only way to play the majority of games on Linux is steam though.
You could say the same for Windows at this point though....
Posted April 02, 2015
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sherringon456: Still, the only way to play the majority of games on Linux is steam though.
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king_mosiah: You could say the same for Windows at this point though....
Yeah, you could for newer games. For older games there is this and Discs and other DRM like origin and uplay though.
Post edited April 02, 2015 by sherringon456
Posted April 03, 2015
Looks like Bioshock 1 was pulled from the Humble Store :(
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General discussionBioshock Infinite just got a Linux version. Any progress on bringing 2K to GOG?(156 posts)(156 posts)
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