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Although Feral Interactive has been around since 1996, it wasn’t until 2014 that they ventured into Linux. Originally based out of London, UK, they focused exclusively on games for macOS. Then in 2014, Feral Interactive released ‘XCOM: Enemy Unknown’ for Linux, and, since then, it has continued to bring games to the Linux platform. In addition, Feral Interactive has also expanded into iOS since 2016. Considering how long they have been around, you would imagine that their Linux gaming library would be relatively small, but you’d be wrong. Feral Interactive has actually been one of the most active publishers bringing games over to Linux. Perhaps one of the reasons why they have been able to port as many games as they have could be attributed to the fact that they constantly work with other publishers such as Warner Bros, Square Enix & 2K Games, among others.** | Although Feral Interactive has been around since 1996, it wasn’t until 2014 that they ventured into Linux. Originally based out of London, UK, they focused exclusively on games for macOS. Then in 2014, Feral Interactive released ‘XCOM: Enemy Unknown’ for Linux, and, since then, it has continued to bring games to the Linux platform. In addition, Feral Interactive has also expanded into iOS since 2016. Considering how long they have been around, you would imagine that their Linux gaming library would be relatively small, but you’d be wrong. Feral Interactive has actually been one of the most active publishers bringing games over to Linux. Perhaps one of the reasons why they have been able to port as many games as they have could be attributed to the fact that they constantly work with other publishers such as Warner Bros, Square Enix & 2K Games, among others.** | ||
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- | Bien que Feral Interactive existe depuis 1996, ce n'est qu'en 2014 qu'ils se sont risqués avec Linux. | + | Bien que Feral Interactive existe depuis 1996, ce n'est qu'en 2014 qu'ils se sont risqués avec Linux. |
**Their relationship with Warner Bros. has brought us two of the best games I’ve played on Linux: ‘Mad Max’ and ‘Middle-Earth: | **Their relationship with Warner Bros. has brought us two of the best games I’ve played on Linux: ‘Mad Max’ and ‘Middle-Earth: | ||
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Besides Warner Bros., Feral Interactive has also had a successful relationship with Square Enix. Some of the gems that have been the product of the Square Enix/Feral Interactive partnership have been titles such as Tomb Raider, Hitman 2016, and Life Is Strange.** | Besides Warner Bros., Feral Interactive has also had a successful relationship with Square Enix. Some of the gems that have been the product of the Square Enix/Feral Interactive partnership have been titles such as Tomb Raider, Hitman 2016, and Life Is Strange.** | ||
- | Leur relation avec Warner Bros. nous a donné deux des meilleurs jeux auxquels j'ai joué sous Linux : « Mad Max » et « Middle-Earth: | + | Leur relation avec Warner Bros. nous a donné deux des meilleurs jeux auxquels j'ai joué sous Linux : « Mad Max » et « Middle-Earth: |
Outre Warner Bros., la relation de Feral Interactive avec Square Enix est également une réussite. Quelques-uns des bijoux résultant du partenariat Square Enix/Feral Interactive sont notamment Tomb Raider, Hitman 2016, et Life Is Strange. | Outre Warner Bros., la relation de Feral Interactive avec Square Enix est également une réussite. Quelques-uns des bijoux résultant du partenariat Square Enix/Feral Interactive sont notamment Tomb Raider, Hitman 2016, et Life Is Strange. | ||
- | Tomb Raider was released for Linux back in April 2016, and you can read all about it in Full Circle Magazine 111. Tomb Raider was also a big hit among critics and fans. Everything from the graphics to character development resulted in Tomb Raider being one of the best games from the entire Tomb Raider series, as well as one of the best games of the last decade. | + | **Tomb Raider was released for Linux back in April 2016, and you can read all about it in Full Circle Magazine 111. Tomb Raider was also a big hit among critics and fans. Everything from the graphics to character development resulted in Tomb Raider being one of the best games from the entire Tomb Raider series, as well as one of the best games of the last decade. |
Life Is Strange was a hidden gem that proved to be a most awesome game as it featured a new playing style in which the main component is the ability to go back in time and relive specific moments again in hopes of achieving a new outcome. Life Is Strange was reviewed in Full Circle Magazine 117. | Life Is Strange was a hidden gem that proved to be a most awesome game as it featured a new playing style in which the main component is the ability to go back in time and relive specific moments again in hopes of achieving a new outcome. Life Is Strange was reviewed in Full Circle Magazine 117. | ||
- | Then, in 2016 we were finally treated to games being released on Linux at the same time as they were released for Windows PC & macOS. One of these games was Hitman 2016. Although not a game from the main series, Hitman 2016 is a sort of standalone title from the Hitman universe but it brings with it everything we’ve come to love from the Hitman games. The main selling point from these games being their stealth playing style, Hitman 2016 proved to be a great addition to this genre. Hitman 2016 was reviewed in Full Circle Magazine 119. | + | Then, in 2016 we were finally treated to games being released on Linux at the same time as they were released for Windows PC & macOS. One of these games was Hitman 2016. Although not a game from the main series, Hitman 2016 is a sort of standalone title from the Hitman universe but it brings with it everything we’ve come to love from the Hitman games. The main selling point from these games being their stealth playing style, Hitman 2016 proved to be a great addition to this genre. Hitman 2016 was reviewed in Full Circle Magazine 119.** |
- | Feral Interactive has worked with other publishers in addition to Warner Brothers & Square Enix. Its partnership with 2K Games and Sega has also produced a growing number of titles that have only made the Linux game list more rich both in quality as well as quantity. There’s pretty much a game for everybody, from strategy games like any from the Total War Series, to racing games like Grid: Autosport, Dirt Rally as well as F1 2015 and F1 2017. | + | Tomb Raider est sorti pour Linux en avril 2016, et vous en trouverez les détails dans le FCM n° 111. Tomb Raider était également un franc succès parmi les critiques et les fans. Tout dans Tomb Raider, des graphismes au développement des personnages, a donné l'un des meilleurs jeux de la série entière de Tomb Raider, ainsi qu'un des meilleurs jeux de la dernière décennie. |
- | The Feral Interactive web site is a good place to find lots of great Linux games. The site is also the Feral Interactive store which means that any title published by Feral Interactive can be purchased from them direct. One cool page I like to look at from time to time is the Upcoming Titles Radar which is sort of a game onto itself. This page always shows you the name of the latest Feral Interactive release. However, the radar on the page gives you clues as to what games will be released in the future. At the time of this writing, the latest title to be released by Feral Interactive is Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Then, as you work your way out from the radar’s center are four categories (including the center itself): Out Now (at the radar’s center), Very Soon (usually games that are just about to be released), Soon (games coming in the next 6-12 months), and Quite Soon on the outer circle of the radar (games that are in production but not to be released anytime soon). | + | Life Is Strange était un bijou caché qui s'est révélé être un jeu des plus géniaux, car il proposait un nouveau style de jeu dont la composante principale est la capacité de remonter dans le temps pour revivre des moments précis à nouveau en espérant un nouveau résultat. La critique de Life Is Strange est parue dans le magazine Full Circle n° 117. |
- | Something interesting about Feral Interactive is also their weekly games broadcast series, #FeralPlays, which is a weekly live-stream | + | Puis, en 2016, on pouvait enfin se régaler avec des jeux publiés pour Linux en même temps que pour Windows PC et macOS. L'un de ces jeux fut Hitman 2016. Hitman 2016, qui ne fait pas partie de la série principale, est une sorte de titre autonome venant de l' |
- | There are other publishers out there who have brought great games to Linux, but I have wanted to acknowledge Feral Interactive for quite a while, and to give them the credit they deserve. More than anything, since Feral Interactive came on-board, their presence has been felt all across the Linux gaming spectrum. Not only have they managed to port lots of games over to Linux, but also these games are critically acclaimed titles which have been ported and released relatively bug-free. The quality of a game that is ported to a different platform from the one it was written for, can vary greatly from title to title, yet Feral Interactive has managed to maintain a high level of performance on the titles they’ve brought over to Linux. Great game performance goes a long way in the world of Linux gaming. I’ve played lots of buggy games, but none of those came from Feral Interactive. Successfully porting a game to Linux is an art all by itself, and Feral Interactive seems to have nearly mastered such art. | + | **Feral Interactive has worked with other publishers in addition to Warner Brothers & Square Enix. Its partnership with 2K Games and Sega has also produced a growing number of titles that have only made the Linux game list more rich both in quality as well as quantity. There’s pretty much a game for everybody, from strategy games like any from the Total War Series, to racing games like Grid: Autosport, Dirt Rally as well as F1 2015 and F1 2017. |
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+ | The Feral Interactive web site is a good place to find lots of great Linux games. The site is also the Feral Interactive store which means that any title published by Feral Interactive can be purchased from them direct. One cool page I like to look at from time to time is the Upcoming Titles Radar which is sort of a game onto itself. This page always shows you the name of the latest Feral Interactive release. However, the radar on the page gives you clues as to what games will be released in the future. At the time of this writing, the latest title to be released by Feral Interactive is Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Then, as you work your way out from the radar’s center are four categories (including the center itself): Out Now (at the radar’s center), Very Soon (usually games that are just about to be released), Soon (games coming in the next 6-12 months), and Quite Soon on the outer circle of the radar (games that are in production but not to be released anytime soon).** | ||
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+ | Sur le site Web de Feral Interactive vous trouverez beaucoup de jeux Linux géniaux et le site fait office également du magasin Feral Interactive, | ||
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+ | **Something interesting about Feral Interactive is also their weekly games broadcast series, # | ||
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+ | There are other publishers out there who have brought great games to Linux, but I have wanted to acknowledge Feral Interactive for quite a while, and to give them the credit they deserve. More than anything, since Feral Interactive came on-board, their presence has been felt all across the Linux gaming spectrum. Not only have they managed to port lots of games over to Linux, but also these games are critically acclaimed titles which have been ported and released relatively bug-free. The quality of a game that is ported to a different platform from the one it was written for, can vary greatly from title to title, yet Feral Interactive has managed to maintain a high level of performance on the titles they’ve brought over to Linux. Great game performance goes a long way in the world of Linux gaming. I’ve played lots of buggy games, but none of those came from Feral Interactive. Successfully porting a game to Linux is an art all by itself, and Feral Interactive seems to have nearly mastered such art.** | ||
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+ | Ce qui est intéressant à propos de Feral Interactive est également leur série de transmissions hebdomadaires sur des jeux, # | ||
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