Comments - NRD_Robert

Its not offically support, but with Wine at least, we can provide a temp solution to Linux users. Valve is pushing Steam to Linux. Its only a matter of time before UDK i hope.

You will forgive me if i do not completely agree with you. But in short, we COULD spend lot of time preparing development diaries.

Or we can just make the game, so we apologize if it does not meet your standards, but everyone else seems satisfied, for those who asked us those specific questions. Our time is best spent on the game, we dont have the funds of a big studio. Like i said, i do apologize for that ;)

Some want fireworks, some want flash pictures and noise.

Some want in depth descriptions, and to know more about stuff. We got asked some questions, we answered. Job done :D

If people wanted a flash packed, extravaganza of magic, swords and mayhem, they need only ask :)

We have thought about a native Linux version, which we are still considering. But so Linux users can get the game early as possible, we decided to use a Wine wrapper as a temp fix.

But i 100% agree with you. I hate finding that games are not native. But mostly i find thats the case with PC games on Mac, and companies do not bother making a native version. When we have a solution for full native Linux, it will happen. Plus lets be honest, linux users (i also fit in that group) have kitted their computers out better or modified more then the standard user :) Therefore a wine solution should be fine for now.

We will be supporting the Linux platform though a Wine package. Optimised for the package its self, so it shall be designed with virtualisation in mind :)