Slitherine

Hi guys,

UPDATE - now that most games have a version on Steam we are not planning to update this page in 2015.

Remember that if you buy from us in boxed or digital format you will always get a Steam key as well when the game releases.

Upcoming releases
* Hell - 13th November
* Warhammer 40,000 Armageddon - 26th November
* Frontline : Longest Day
* Magnifico


Please note release dates may be subject to change without notice.

Out Now
* Alea Jacta Est with Cantabrian Wars and Spartacus Revolt expansions - 4th November
* Buzz Aldrin's Apace Program Manager - 31st October 2014
* Pike & Shot - 17th October
* Command Wargame of the Year Edition - 26th September
* Pandora : Eclipse of Nashira - 19th September
* Battle Academy 2 - 12th September 2014
* To End All Wars - 29th August 2014
* Civil War II & Expansion - 3rd July 2014
* Qvadriga - 13th June 2014
* Close Combat : Gateway to Caen - 6th June 2014
* Pandora : First Contact - 30th May 2014
* Distant Worlds Universe - 23rd May 2014
* Rise of Prussia Gold - 7th May 2014
* Battle Academy Series - 16th April 2014
* Pride of Nations Series - 26th March 2014
* Panzer Corps Series - 12th March 2014
* Commander : The Great War - 25th July 2014
* Frontline : Road to Moscow - 8th August 2014
* Advanced Tactics Gold - 15th August 2014

Well.... the main reason I care about Steam is that they believe Linux is the future of gaming. Having deleted my dual-boot partition some time ago, I would need more of your titles available on Linux in order to be able to bring you more money. Nevertheless, I'm very happy with Pandora.

is there a video showing actual game play of pandora both combat and details about the ui, game mechanics?

Mr McNeil........please........will MHCEAW be on that list some day?

pycco wrote:is there a video showing actual game play of pandora both combat and details about the ui, game mechanics?

Just search for a "Let's Play" on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_q ... t%27s+play

KaiFiebach wrote:

pycco wrote:is there a video showing actual game play of pandora both combat and details about the ui, game mechanics?

Just search for a "Let's Play" on YouTube:

oh snap thought it was a new game, thanks for links

Do our old keys work for Steam? I have most of my games on steam and having it on there linked would be nice.

Velrei wrote:Do our old keys work for Steam?

No, you can generate a Steam key as described here:
viewtopic.php?f=173&t=49705

Do you hope to add trading cards and badges to any (or all) of the games?

- BNC

BiteNibbleChomp wrote:Do you hope to add trading cards and badges to any (or all) of the games?

- BNC

At the moment we are working more at re-releasing game on Steam, adding achievements where we find the time, but that is about all we can do. For the future however, there is always a possibility.

No gates of troy?

dmantione wrote:Well.... the main reason I care about Steam is that they believe Linux is the future of gaming. Having deleted my dual-boot partition some time ago, I would need more of your titles available on Linux in order to be able to bring you more money. Nevertheless, I'm very happy with Pandora.

Where ever did you get that silly foolish idea? The majority of computers are still Windows (some OS edition) so I HIGHLY doubt Steam is more concerned with games coming out on LINUX. Linux is for garage computer geeks and thas about it.

Sure, adding Steam to Linux is a big troll. Why not adding Windows to Linux then?

I have had enough Linux is for geeks discussions in the past, so no need to repeat. I work in the HPC world where Microsoft has a market share of 0%. We roll out multi-million €€€ HPC systems. Very systems in our office runs Windows. Why would you want to use use such a terrible operating system?

The only reason could be gaming. But dual boot did it for a log time, and it is really uncomfortable. With good games available on Linux, I found myself only using my Linux collection. After doing some hardware upgrades, I realized I hadn't booted the Windows partition for a long time. Could have been a year. Deleted it, was full of games.

With Steam giving a big commercial pressure to release for Linux, I'm not worried for any lack of games... One big title after another is released. While Windows might stay bigger or not for gaming, I don't care. All I can tell, sorry assure, to publishers is that I will never buy a Windows game anymore.

With upcoming games, will I have to have a STEAM account? Or is this just another purchase option, and I can go on ignoring STEAM?

Blathergut wrote:With upcoming games, will I have to have a STEAM account? Or is this just another purchase option, and I can go on ignoring STEAM?

It's just another purchase option. Nothing changes.

Please maintain the original post and keep it up-to-date. It's great to use for reference.

We will as soon as there is any news!

Not wanting to sound like a caveman what is this steam ?

Steam is the largest digital game distribution shop in the world:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_(software)