There are currently over 700 big-name games that were released for Linux, including the Borderlands series. I agree that it's not a priority for game developers, but quite a few have decided not to completely disregard it.

Here's a 42-minute video demonstrating a $350 PC that outperforms current-gen consoles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZR-a3…

Press release.

The backstory and lore are the real reason these games were made. The gameplay is a glorified version of red-light, green-light, but the actual reason why the games events occur is what the creator is trying to promote- he's telling a story through a trilogy of horror games in what is, in my opinion, a refreshing take…

Ah, that valve guy. True, I don't know if he has an official name. To the Googlemobile

"the Valve guy"

I read that title in a sensuous voice. Help me.

The underlying lore and backstory are phenomenal- it's not as much about the red-light-green-light gameplay as much as it's about the story behind the game's events, which is wrapped up in this game.

If you pay attention to the lore and complex backstory set up by the first and second games, its easy to tell that he planned on making it a trilogy. This game will wrap up the back story set up by the first game and fill in blank spaces in the FNAF lore.

How about a 'Spock contest?

Due to the overwhelmingly positive response to this post, here's a picture of us:

One time I asked this girl I knew to the senior prom.

Someone's already ported LSD to PC, they call it LSD Revamped. http://lsdrevamped.net/

It was a .357 handgun, which could have been a revolver. Revolvers don't have safeties.

You left an open parenthesis. The suspense is killing me.

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MY NAME IS SPRING TRAP

And then I was like

"Servomechanism"