(worst ever early unlock) - and then missed the best monthly (in my opinion) ever :( (I would have been happy if it would have only contained Shadow Tactics and nothing else ) - what a cool game!). until last month when they did that crap with Elder Scrolls etc. I always pause the subscription if the "early unlock" games aren't on Linux / to my fancy.I never paused. Buying it a month at a time when there is a good headliner may work out. Most months are horrible for Linux gamers. While I was a fan of humble monthly, I think I got lucky the first month or two. Lets just say this is really a niche program at best. Includes an amazing soundtrack by our favourite groovin' dinosaurs SynkronosaurusĪ quick look at reviews on steam and it they seem mixed. Will your addiction to baguettes be your downfall?Įxperience the French art world through a living puppet theater! Paint your own masterpieces! Even you can become the next Van Gogh!īattle with subjectivity and try to charm a variety of self-proclaimed art connoisseurs without losing your "artistic integrity"!
Paint and sell your own art to survive your expensive wine and baguette addiction. Passpartout puts you into the shoes of a French artist trying to navigate the beautifully confusing art scene. QuoteExperience the life of a starving artist! Only the last one, Passpartout, supports linux. I was drawn in by Stellaris, I got a few good ones, but some months are horrible. I had bought a 6 month subscription and lets just say that it has been less than appealing for linux gamers. I was ready to cancel the Humble Monthly. For $12, that's pretty much a steal and you can cancel it any time-awesome! It does also give you access to their Humble Originals, which are usually small experimental games. On top of that, the current Humble Monthly Bundle has The Long Dark and Dawn of War III which both support Linux. While that's not especially amazing right now (it's not bad though), with games being added every day it really could end up being worthwhile. Plus Dungeon of the Endless (not on Linux).
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I'm not personally bothered by that, but if you pay $35 (about £25.99) you will unlock games to download right up until December 25th! Here's what they've already revealed in the bundle that supports Linux: If you pay $5 (about £3.71), you will get Team Fortress 2 badges and Yogscast will give you a shout out on stream.
It seems Humble Bundle are doing some interesting deals Linux gamers might want to be aware of right now.įirst up, is the Yogscast Jingle Jam 2017, which is a little like an advent calendar of sorts.
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