If you were worried about Feral becoming less and less active, (after all there was some kind of gap in releases in 2017), well this piece of news should comfort you somewhat. Life Is Strange was one hell of a… Continue Reading
Yup, and it’s not (unfortunately?) Rome II. Feral has just announced a few days ago they will be released a macOS and Linux port for Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia, shortly after the Windows release due April 19. A… Continue Reading
Feral has just announced today that they are planning to release a port of the “20 Years Celebration” of Rise of the Tomb Raider, by Crystal Dynamics, sometimes in Spring 2018. It was not a big secret that it was… Continue Reading
Danganronpa. I really had a good time with that game! This got me thinking next, where did that game come from? Who ported it to Linux? It was not the usual suspects. The opening credits gave me a hint. Abstraction… Continue Reading
Feral Interactive has been good to us racing games fans. After GRID Autosport, F1 2015 (unfortunately an average game) and the recent Dirt Rally (as reviewed), here is a new Codemasters game landing on Linux (after the Mac/Metal client). A… Continue Reading
Feral’s been relatively quiet for the past 3 months. Well, not completely silent, since they have recently released War of the Chosen, the huge DLC that almost counts as an entirely new game for XCOM2. We also know that they… Continue Reading
Hey! We are back from holidays. Actually, it’s been a few weeks, and it’s high time we come back on what has been happening during summer. Not that it was very eventful, but let’s start with what could be a… Continue Reading
So Codemasters is showing further Linux support after Dirt Rally, with Micromachines World Series. This is not a port by Feral but by Virtual Programming (whose latest port was ARMA: Cold War Assault, if I am not mistaken). I have… Continue Reading
I usually refrain from feeding the marketing and hype related to upcoming titles. But hey, the latest Feral radar shows this kind of weird hint at a new game for Linux and Mac, and for once I got a theory… Continue Reading
Following the release of Dawn of War III on Linux (see our review), and its related Vulkan renderer, Feral has reached another step in its usage of the new API, after its first successful Mad max experiment. Yet, as you… Continue Reading