Grimrock

I can only speak for myself, but AH didn't say no. They surely understand that majority of their userbase is on Windows, so I think they plan on focus on that first. There are quite a few posts around this forums about Mac and Linux support that are demanding, I would even say borderline of being r...

Then again, in some cases Linux and Mac OS X make up a significant part of the total sales and pay more on average than Windows users:

Well, regarding the current OS usage causes the procedure to work by cross-platform in mind not worthing in both workhours and money. Windows = 57% Linux = 20% iOS / OSX = 18% This might be the current overall OS usage but this does not display the revelant information: the installations usage for ...

Actually i don't believe Direct3D is faster than OpenGL. Direct3D was always slower than OpenGL in many ways and just recently became as fast as OpenGL. Perhaps Direct3D is faster on specific procedures than OpenGL and reverse, don't know about it. But thing is one will have a hell of a time trying...

Well if the performance of the game engine (seemingly) is better in Direct3D I'm not sure if an OpenGL version would, hypothetically speaking, be worth the effort if you could run it through Wine and have about the same performance that you would with a less-than-optimal port. From a layman's perspe...

I found the first game to be good fun so it's too bad that the sequel won't be available on Linux (or even Mac OS X) for some time. I've used Wine and CrossOver in the past (I forget what the difference is nowadays) but native is... you know, preferable. If it is released for other platforms I'd lik...

Grimrock 2 will be available on Windows at launch. We want to make the game as good as possible first, then we can think about other platforms. you didn't design grimrock with multi platform in mind? i mean your dependency on dx speaks volumes. i'll probably still get it just because you offer it d...