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| Metro last light |
The message itself caused a considerable sensation, and sometimes too and disbelief at the end of Linux for most people certainly do not associate much with games. As it turned out, the news was true, because shortly after the creator of Ukrainian studies A4 Games confirmed that working on a port of the game, but can not reveal anything yet. Later on in the same vein spoke publisher of the game - Deep Silver, which has confirmed plans to release a game for Linux and Mac, but without any indication of a specific date.
The first results of work by artists we admired September 10, when the service Steam version appeared Book Light for family systems Mac OS X. Now comes the next port of call, namely Linux, including the SteamOS that the service Steam appeared on November.
As it turns out, release the game Metro: Last Light for Linux, developers account for demand among its members for the production of high- AAA. Whether a game set in a post apocalyptic world really work on Linux and help in promoting it, we will see in the future.
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| Metro last light |
Meanwhile, users of Linux Steam client installed can now start having fun in the shrouded darkness and destroyed as a result of the disaster Moscow. It is worth noting, despite the fact that the developers have not yet shared hardware requirements for the Linux version of the interested persons should equip themselves with a fairly powerful components, because the game has a lot of requirements. Requirements Linux version should not differ much from those for Windows and Mac, but remember that without a video card with support for OpenGL 4 probably rather there's no way.
Developers ensure that the game runs very well on graphics cards GeForce and NVIDIA proprietary drivers, and owners of AMD Radeon may have some problems, so the authors recommend updating your graphics drivers to the latest version, in this case, the AMD Catalyst 13.11 beta 6 ( fglrx - 13250 ). As we are informed, are still working with AMD to improve the game's performance on Radeon cards.
Now we have no choice but to wait for the first results of the performance of Metro: Last Light on Linux .
