The video says that Jack Claw is Windows-only. They claim the source code will be released, but there's no mention that it'll be compile-able on Linux.All five games have native Linux clients, per the Humble Indie Bundle requirements.
Phoronix: Here's The Third Humble Indie Bundle
It's now time for another "Humble Indie Bundle" whereby you pay what you want for a set of DRM-free, multi-platform games. This time around it's being dubbed "The Humble Frozenbyte Bundle" with two of the five titles coming from the Frozenbyte game studio...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=OTMxOQ
The video says that Jack Claw is Windows-only. They claim the source code will be released, but there's no mention that it'll be compile-able on Linux.All five games have native Linux clients, per the Humble Indie Bundle requirements.
Previously, the game source code may have been released, but the assets remain the property of the developers.
Still only played the demo of Shadowgrounds (which is not a first person shooter), so it'd be good to properly buy and play those games.
These games are too cool. This time I will spend more money![]()
Doesn't look quite as good as the other 2 IMHO, + Jack claw is Windows Only? I'll probably just buy the next one, bought the other two.
Well, Trine and Survivor just look awsome. Finally some action...Just hope they will work with Mesa.
latest tweet from Jeffrey Rosen (humble bundle twitter account):
It is hard to keep a secret on the internet![]()
ooo yes this games are soo coool in this bundle really i will spend 13,37 dollars :-)
*trumps up* they really should sell all Linux-Game-publishing in that kind of bundles (DRM-Free)
And I just got Shadowgrounds: Survivor the other day.I'm fine with it actually since it means I will have an actual disc copy of the game with booklet, case, and the works. Plus I'll still get the bundle mostly for Trine, though Jack Claw looks interesting. I have no idea what Splot is but I guess I'll find out. On the down side I won't be able to spend as much on the bundle as I have on the past two (since I just plunked down some $$ for Shadowgrounds: Survivor) but I won't be a total chapskate and will most likely still dish out more than the average. It's for a good cause(s) after all.