still going be some years before this is the norm but if Valve pushes SteamOS to the same heights of Steam itself thats where we are going. Proper fully supported Linux ports that are not half baked and not handed off to porting houses but developed for Linux from get go. Quoting: Purple Library Guy Quoting: tohur Quoting: Eike Quoting: tohurUltimately this is where SteamOS will lead us. If it's not, it's just a step in the right direction. If it's enough, the good scenario happens. money is just a side effect of their passion projectsAs usual, the question ultimately comes down to: How many Steam Decks sold? Indie devs mostly make games out of passion and typically push their games to as many platforms as they can not for the money but for as many people as possible to be able to play their games. AAA publishers follow the money and if there is money to be had you best bet they will move to that point. If Valve grows SteamOS properly it get to the point of proper ports of everything just about.
For now Proton is just a means to an end which is pushing SteamOS/Linux growth to the point there won't be the excuse that Linux is not a big enough market Quoting: tohur Quoting: Eike Quoting: tohurUltimately this is where SteamOS will lead us. money is just a side effect of their passion projects Last edited by tohur on 11 January 2023 at 8:03 pm UTC I think the experience is differently for other genres (like non-indie action games?) - and might stay that way? I'm into point and click, and I cannot remember running out of good games running natively on Linux in the last years. Quoting: Eike Quoting: tohurUltimately this is where SteamOS will lead us. That's an impressive level of support, you don't see many indie developers doing that! It will also have gamepad support, steam cloud saves and when talking about Steam Deck they said "Since SteamOS is a Linux-based operating system, 3 Minutes to Midnight will therefore be fully compatible with Steam Deck.". So I have high hopes for this to be nicely polished at release.Īs for Linux and Steam Deck support directly, they made it clear their Linux testing has showed their Native version working across Fedora, Mint, and Arch and they "have yet to find any unexpected issues". While it took time away from the actual game development, they said this AI player has already helped them find "over 60 extremely difficult-to-find game-breaking bugs".
3 minutes to midnight update#
With their development update out they make it clear it's going well, and they've designed a special automated test that can run through the entire game that they've been repeatedly using to help development move along. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view.
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