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Explosions, romance, and sports - now on Linux!

While everyone’s enjoying their holiday preparations and gift shopping outings, our Product team was busy getting a bunch of Linux installers for Codemasters games up and running to deliver to your loving gamer arms. The titles we’ve got for Linux are 100% functional on Ubuntu 14.04, as well as Mint 17.

The games you can now enjoy on your penguin-tastic platform of choice are:

Cannon Fodder

A title you may remember from the times of Amiga or Sega Genesis gaming, this game will have you guide your squad through various scenarios and encounters, completing objectives and eliminating foes. Be warned, though - it does get quite challenging at later levels!

Cannon Fodder 2

Played the original? Survived? The Codemasters crew wants to finish you off in the sequel. The soldiers of Cannon Fodder have been kidnapped by a squad of aliens. Can you save a foreign world from invasion? Probably not, but give it a go anyway!

Leisure Suit Larry

With a suit that’s been out of style since before it was made and determination to get all the bodacious babes on the block, this classic is a risque point-and-click adventure that fans of dirty humor will enjoy.

Sensible World of Soccer 96/97

Or football, as we call it on this side of the pond. Take a shot at training or playing for your very own team of world-class sportsmen or local underdogs from almost a decade ago. Pixellated stats, exciting stick-figure plays, and one button that covers all your in-game needs. Need we say more?





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FakhriAsen: Also, while looking for these games, I noticed Falcon AT and Falcon Gold are not listed as Linux games in my Library (yet you can download the Linux version). This is even weirder once you consider Falcon (the main title of this 3 game pack) is listed correctly as a Linux game.
Fixed.
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Treasure: Anyways, congrats for the new linux versions and I'd also like to ask a favor from you gog - could you please make installers in the deb format as well? (the sh installer took its time just to launch the installer itself...)
Could you elaborate on this a bit, please? I've ran our .sh files for a variety of games, big and small, on my Mint 17 system and I never had an issue with the .sh files taking too long to initialize.

Can you let us know how long this takes and does this occur with every Linux version for you?
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Treasure: I did all this stuff in a Linux Mint 17.3 Cinammon 32-bit virtual machine hosted by VMWare Player in a Windows 7 host (here are the system specs of said host -I allocated 1.8 GBs of RAM to the virtual machine, since that's a pretty decent amount of ram and less than half of my total), so maybe my pc was more "tired" at that time and less earlier today and if I tried in a machine with the os installed normally and not through a vm I wouldn't encounter this in the 1st place. Anyways, sorry for worrying you - I'll just use the relevant scripts from now on if I want to make deb files...
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Ah, so it was all in a virtual machine so that maaaay have something to with the slowness :)