More good news for Linux gamers. XCOM: Enemy Unknown, the multiple-award
winning turn-based tactical role-playing video game developed by
Firaxis Games is all set to arrive on Linux shores soon. And much to the
excitement of gaming fanatics, The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings is
readily available for Linux through Steam!
XCOM: Enemy Unknown and The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, for Linux
It is confirmed. Feral's first ever game made for Linux will be none other than their award winning title, XCOM: Enemy Unknown. "Linux
gamers will be able to join the fight for humanity’s future this summer
when the Ubuntu 14.04 version of XCOM: Enemy Unknown is released as a
SteamPlay title." Read their full announcement here. It also confirms that, the game will be a native port and not some half-baked "wrap-around". [source: gamingonlinux]
The Witcher 2 on the other hand, was officially released for Linux just a
few days back. The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings boasts of a metacritic
score of 88/100 while XCOM: Enemy Unknown has an even better 89/100
rating on metacritic.com website. The Witcher 2 for Linux can be
downloaded from Steam already. Get Steam for Linux.
Portal is coming to Android through NVIDIA SHIELD
Valve's mighty Portal video game is coming to Android. This is huge. In a recent briefing, NVIDIA has announced the imminent arrival of Portal for Android through NVIDIA SHIELD gaming console. The announcement about its new partnership with Valve was done by NVIDIA at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) currently being held at Silicon Valley.
Portal coming to Android via NVIDIA SHIELD gaming console
NVIDIA SHIELD is an handheld gaming console from NVIDIA which boasts of
an open gaming platform. It also runs Android operating system and has
over 300 well-supported games from Android. At GPU Technology Conference
(GTC) currently being held at Silicon Valley, NVIDIA has announced the
imminent arrival of highly-acclaimed Portal video game for NVIDIA SHIELD
(and Android) through its partnership with Valve.
"NVIDIA has created a very powerful and unique device with SHIELD," said
Doug Lombardi at Valve. “Our companies have a strong history working
together and we’re looking forward to Portal‘s arrival on SHIELD."
It is not clear whether Portal will remain an exclusive for NVIDIA
SHIELD. Portal will be joining over 300 SHIELD-supported Android games
currently available. Recently, Valve had also released Portal on Linux
through Steam platform. Purchase SHIELD from NVIDIA Store.
GOG.com will support Linux soon, more than 100 games for Linux are getting readied!
"After much deliberation, we've decided that one of the next steps for
us is to support Linux." GOG.com becomes the latest firm to appreciate
the long-term potential of Linux on computers. The arrival of Steam on Linux
has to be the most important factor behind a sea change in attitude of
major game vendors towards Linux. Testing of games are on and it seems
like Ubuntu and Linux Mint will be the ones to get official support
initially.
GOG.com will support Linux officially starting this fall!
More than 100 games for Linux through GOG.com by the end of this year, that's what they are promising.
Right now, they are performing testing on various configurations,
training up their teams on Linux-speak, and generally preparing for the
rollout of at least 100 DRM-free titles.
It will, of course, will include games which already have Linux clients,
but they will also be bringing a variety of classics that are, for the
first time, officially supported and maintained by GOG.com. Also
according to the announcement,
Ubuntu and Linux Mint will be the officially supported Linux flavours
at the start. 'GOG.com Support for Linux' was a widely demanded feature
by GOG.com community it seems.
Portal 2 for Linux beta released!
After Metro: Last Light FPS
and Football Manager 2014, Portal 2 is the latest blockbuster game from
Steam to reach our shores. If you don't know already, Portal 2 is the
award winning sequel to genre-defining first-person puzzle platformer,
Portal. Both the sequel and the original were huge successes across
platforms. Portal was released for Linux sometime in mid-2013 along with
the likes of Dota 2, Half Life 2 and Left 4 Dead 2.
Portal 2 for Linux is still in beta, which means, you need to opt into the Beta from the Portal 2 properties in your Steam Library in order to access the game. Linux system requirements for Portal 2 beta must be similar to that required by Portal.
0 A.D. Alpha 15 Osiris released , Get it via PPA in Ubuntu
Wildfire Games has announced the release of 0 A.D. Alpha 15 Osiris, the
fifteenth alpha version of 0 A.D., a free and open-source game of
ancient warfare. 0.A.D was recently in the news for their crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo.
- Multiplayer Lobby: The new in-game multiplayer lobby is a place to meet other players and play games together. Meet the entire 0 A.D. community online and face the challenge of a multiplayer game.
- Auras: Units get a bonus when they are in range of a special building, like a wonder, or another unit, such as a hero. This feature adds a new layer of strategy to the game. So far, in Alpha 15, temples regenerate health for nearby units, and most heroes have auras. This feature is set for expansion and further refinement over the next few alphas.
- Debut of the Ptolemaic Egyptians: Alpha 15 debuts the Ptolemaic Egyptians as a new playable civilization. Some new buildings, units and unique gameplay features can already be tested, but it’s not finished yet and still contains a lot of placeholders. The Ptolemies will be completed in the next alpha releases.
- Skirmish Maps: Skirmish maps are a new game mode in 0 A.D. They’re similar to scenarios, but can be easily changed according to your preferences.
0.A.D. is popular enough and stable enough to be included in the default Ubuntu repositories. Click here to install 0.A.D in Ubuntu or simply search for it in Ubuntu Software Center. But, if you want the latest version of 0.A.D. instead, you should try this official PPA by 0.A.D devs.
- Launch Terminal and copy-paste the following commands.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wfg/0ad sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install 0ad
- Done. Now, simply search for 0.A.D. in Applications Dash.
Metro: Last Light and Football Manager 2014 Available for Linux via Steam
Two more blockbuster games are now available for Linux via Steam. Metro:
Last Light is a single-player first-person shooter
and horror video game developed by Ukrainian studio, 4A Games. The game
is set in a post-apocalyptic world and features a mixture of
action-oriented and stealth gameplay. On the other hand, Football
Manager 2014 for Linux was announced earlier this year and it is
heartening to see that the devs have lived up to their promises.
Minimum system requirements for Metro: Last Light :-
OS: Ubuntu 12.04
Processor: Dual Core CPU (2.2+ GHz Dual Core CPU or better)
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M 512 MB
Hard Drive: 10 GB available space
Minimum system requirements for Football Manager 2014 :-
OS: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Linux
Processor: Intel Pentium 4, Intel Core AMD Athlon: 1.8GHz+
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: NVidia GeForce 7300 GT, AMD Radeon HD 2400 Pro, Intel HD 3000/4000
Hard Drive: 3 GB available space
Valve builds and runs all of its source code, animation and assets on Linux, says Gabe Newell
Linux and open source software in general are not something meant for
just hobbyists anymore (which I don't necessarily consider as a bad
thing). It is widely used by multinationals in various forms, Goobuntu by Google and Sony PS4's Orbis OS
being perfect examples. But the rise of Linux in the gaming scene has
to be the most spectacular story of them all. Valve's co-founder, Gabe
Newell's keynote speech at LinuxCon was a testament to that.
The center of gravity has shifted from console hardware platforms with
price and access controlled by PC makers, to web-based free-to-play and
massive multiplayer online games. As a result, businesses are investing
in developers and services and users are the focus of market development
strategies, Newell said. The realization that this was the new business
model, led Valve to change its approach to game development.
"Valve became convinced that Linux is the future of gaming," Newell said.
Valve also builds and runs all of its source code, animation and assets
on Linux - a typical setup for companies in the gaming industry, said
Gabe Newell while speaking at LinuxCon. Full keynote speech by Gabe
Newell at LinuxCon video below.
Football Manager 2014 for Linux Release Date Announced
This is great news. After the likes of Dota 2, Half Life 2, Portal and
Left 4 Dead 2, another massive gaming title is opening its gates for
Linux users. Sports Interactive has announced that Football Manager 2014
will be released on October 31 for Windows, Mac and Linux.
Sports Interactive has announced that Football Manager 2014 for PC, Mac and Linux will be released at 00.01 (GMT) on Thursday 31st October. You can even pre-order the game from one of the digital or physical retailers such as Steam to get the beta version approximately 2 weeks before the final release. Watch details below
FEZ for Linux Released via Humble Indie Bundle 9
Humble Indie Bundle is back and this time, Linux users are not left
behind. As usual, Humble Indie Bundle 9 offers 6 blockbuster games (all
DRM-free) at pay what you want prices. And for the very first time, FEZ
for Linux is also released!
Games offered in this latest Humble Bundle include: visually brilliant magical action-puzzle platformer Trine 2: Complete Story, the sleek side-scrolling stealth game Mark of the Ninja, the deliciously delightful physics-based puzzler Eets Munchies, and finally, the heavy metal action/adventure/RTS rocker Brütal Legend.
If you pay over the average (US$4.59 at the time of writing this
article), you'll also receive the award-winning space strategy sim FTL: Faster Than Light and the critically acclaimed adorably detailed puzzle platformer FEZ.
There's more. Humble Bundle team will be releasing more games in the
coming days. So if you pay more than the average amount now, the rest of
the games will be yours too. Go grab your copy!
0 A.D. Launches Crowdfunding Campaign on Indiegogo, Release Alpha 14 Version
When we wrote about our favorite Real Time Strategy (RTS) games for Linux
sometime ago, 0 A.D. was featured right on top. It is a free and open
source game which holds a lot of promise. And after nearly 4 years of
development, 0 A.D. has just hit version Alpha 14, codenamed
"Naukratis". Along with the release, 0 A.D. devs have launched a
much-deserved crowd-funding campaign as well to bring the game to
completion.
The last Indiegogo campaign didn't end well for all of us. Let's hope 0 A.D. doesn't end up like Ubuntu Edge. After all, they intend to raise just $160,000 when compared to Canonical's lofty 32 million goal for Ubuntu Edge project. [Related: First Ubuntu Phone to arrive in early 2014]
"The entire team and I have been developing 0 A.D. open-source for 4 years in a part-time, hobbyist capacity. Even longer before that in a closed-source environment. But now it’s high time to bring this baby home to completion! We want to finish this game and pack it full of rich content and exciting features, and we want to do it as soon as possible," writes Michael Hafer, project leader for 0 A.D on Indiegogo campaign page. Follow the link below.
If you like playing 0 A.D and intends to contribute towards development of the same, this is your chance to show some love. Download instructions for Windows, Mac, and Linux here.
Dota 2 for Linux Officially Arrives on Steam!
After the release of blockbusters such as Half Life 2, Portal and Left 4
Dead 2 on Steam, now it's the turn of popular online multiplayer, Dota
2. For many ardent Linux fans, Dota 2 was the last thing they needed to
finally delete the Windows partition and switch completely to Linux.
Undoubtedly, 2013 is the most happening year as far as gaming on Linux is concerned.
Dota 2 for Linux Released!
Minimum Linux System Requirements as per the Steam website:
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04
- Processor: Dual core from Intel or AMD at 2.8 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8600/9600GT, ATI/AMD Radeaon HD2600/3600 (Graphic Drivers: nVidia 310, AMD 12.11), OpenGL 2.1
- Hard Drive: 8 GB available space
- Sound Card: OpenAL Compatible Sound Card
Left 4 Dead 2 beta Coming to Linux Next Week!
Long before the official arrival of Steam for Linux client, we had a
report revealing Valve's ambitious plans which also included a Linux
port of their popular title Left 4 Dead 2 aka L4D2 (further read: 20
most exciting Linux games for 2012). Rumor-mills can all rest now. Valve
has officially announced the arrival of L4D2 beta for Linux. And it's
coming next week!
- The L4D2 Beta build is a separate download from the main game. This is where we are testing new features to the game.
- Next week onwards, there will be a new L4D2 client for Linux as well.
- The beta itself will also be opening up to all L4D2 owners. It will appear in your library alongside the main L4D2 game starting from next week.
- Read the full announcement.
The announcement itself couldn't come on a better date, the same day
when Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail was officially released. Linux gaming
is on a roll.
Don't Starve: Refreshing Survival Game in Now Available on Steam for Linux
After popular titles such as Counter Strike: Condition Zero (CS:CZ) and Shank 2,
Don't Starve becomes the latest entrant into the Linux gaming scene.
And as always, Steam for Linux facilitated the arrival. Don't Starve is
basically an endless wilderness survival game. Game's goal is to survive
for the longest time, while avoiding starvation, insanity, and hostile
enemies.
The game is still in public beta and is available for download through Chrome Web Store and now via Steam. Full version of the game will be available in approximately two weeks time (release date is 23rd April 2013). "Don't Starve is an uncompromising wilderness survival game full of science and magic. The game is about exploration, discovery and challenge, and forces the player to learn to survive in our randomly generated worlds."
FSGamer: Simple OpenSource Tool to Create Fullscreen Linux Gaming Experience that Doesn't Suck
Have trouble with fullscreen gaming on Linux/Ubuntu? Try FSGamer for
Linux. FSGamer is an opensource utility that runs games in its own X
server, which can improve the speed, reduce annoying interruptions, and
make switching between fullscreen games and your desktop easy and
reliable. FSGamer version 0.1.1 has just been released and it seems to
have squashed a number of annoying bugs and is working fine with Steam
games now.
A quick look at the features/benefits:
- One can easily switch between the game and your normal desktop using Ctrl+Alt+F7 to get back to your desktop, and Ctrl+Alt+F8 to get to your game.
- Game might run even faster, especially if you're on Ubuntu 12.04 with Unity desktop.
- If the game crashes the X server for some reason, it won't affect your other applications.
- Even games that allow switching back to other applications sometimes mess up when you restore their size, or take a while to minimize, or have various other issues with full screen such as the menu bar appearing over them. A separate X server will always be full screen with no fuss.
Improvements with the current release:
- Solved multi-monitor support by adding ability to specify custom xorg.conf.
- Works with Steam games now. You can even add Steam client as such.
- Dependencies properly listed on DEB package.
How to Install FSGamer in Ubuntu?
Disclaimer: FSGamer is still alpha-quality software and it might crash and cause problems every now and then. You've been warned.
Disclaimer: FSGamer is still alpha-quality software and it might crash and cause problems every now and then. You've been warned.
- Either you double-click on it and Ubuntu Software Center will do the rest, OR you could use command-line method (which I prefer more).
sudo dpkg -i /home/USERNAME/Downloads/fsgamer_0.1.1_all.deb
- Make sure that your path-to-file is exactly as it is. (Tip: use TAB completion for a perfectly error-free command).
- Running above command will give you dependencies error. Do the following then.
sudo apt-get -f install
- Done. FSGamer is installed in Ubuntu.
- Now, allow FSGamer to start extra X server. Do the following in Terminal.
sudo cp /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config.backup sudo gedit /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config
- Xwrapper.config file will open-up in Gedit. Change the last line from:
allowed_users=console to allowed_users=anybody
- Finally, allow audio to work in the new X server.
sudo usermod -a -G audio $USER
- Restart the system and you're ready to go!
- NOTE: There seems to be no alternative RPM or AUR packages of FSGamer available at the moment. Which means, if you're using flavors of Linux other than the ones based out of Debian, you're out of luck. Make sure you follow this reddit thread for updates.
- Run FSGamer from Unity Dash and click on the Add button.
- Add the games you want to run on a different X server.
- You can even add FSGamer version of the game to the Unity Dash.
- Done. Wishing you all a trouble-free Linux gaming experience :)
- See FSGamer project page for further reading.
Hotline Miami is Coming to Linux
Hotline Miami is a 2D top-down action video game by Dennaton
Games, blending top down perspective with stealth, extreme violence and
surreal storytelling, along with a soundtrack and visuals influenced by
1980s culture. The game has a Metacritic score of 86/100. Hotline Miami
was a Windows only game until recently. It was released for Mac OSX on
March 19th 2013 and it seems like a Linux version is also on its way!
- Source: Reddit
Bastion is on Humble Bundle Weekly Sale Now, Promoters Announce their Next Big Title: "Transistor" [Video]
You never get tired of pay-what-you-want Humble Bundles. This time it's
just a weekly sale that will last for 5 more days and the game on demand
is none other than Bastion, the immensely popular and multi-platform
action-RPG. Bastion is one of the most downloaded games in Ubuntu
Software Center. The promoters of Bastion, Supergiant Games, have also
announced their next big gaming title; Transistor. And the first ever
video preview of "Transistor" looks absolutely fantastic. Check out the
video below.
- Humble Bundle Weekly Sale is on, which is basically a charitable pay-what-you-want promotion conducted every week.
- This week its Bastion's turn. Pay $1 or more and you can unlock Bastion on Steam.
- Pay $25 or more and you get some cool Bastion merchandise as well.
Transistor is a science-fiction-themed action RPG expected to be
released in early 2014. In Transistor, players assume the role of a
young woman who gains control of a powerful weapon after a mysterious
group of assailants nearly kills her with it. Now she must fight from
street to street against forces that will stop at nothing to recover the
weapon. Excited? We're too!
And look at that trailer. The soundtrack is still playing in my head.
Barely 2 minutes long video is one of a kind. That's how it's done
folks. The Minuum Android Keyboard Project
guys should take a good hard look at this. No confirmations on
supported platforms though. Hope they release the game for Linux and
Android as well.
Counter Strike: Condition Zero (CS:CZ) Released for Linux, Becomes Fifth Valve Title to be Released for Linux
Another day, another game for Linux. This time, it is an official Valve
title, and it is none other than Counter Strike: Condition Zero (CS:CZ).
The beta version of this game had a limited release earlier in February
and now it is officially available for Linux via Steam. It is the fifth
Valve title to be released for Linux taking the total number of games
you can install on Linux via Steam client to 80. So when can we
expect CS:GO Valve?
Along with the announcement, Valve also promises the release of not one, but several official Valve titles for Linux in the near future. Counter Strike: Condition Zero (CS:CZ) is available on Steam for a price tag of US$9.99.
Several reports indicate that Left 4 Dead 2 (L4D2) is undergoing extensive testing on Linux and might even be released in the coming months. But what about the others like CS: GO or Portal 2? We'll have to wait and watch. Kudos to Steam for their hard work.
Steam for Linux Adoption Spiking, Closes in on Mac in Just a Few Months of Existence!
Exactly a month ago, we published Steam's hardware and software survey results for January
with a lot of excitement. Many considered it as a one off event and
predicted that Ubuntu and Linux won't be able to sustain that kind of
momentum. Well, February's survey results are out and the percentage
share of Linux on Steam has almost doubled again! From 1.12% to 2.02% to
be precise, without factoring in the "others" category.
If you think that 2.02% share on Steam is not significant enough,
consider this fact. It took nearly 3 years for Mac to reach its current
3.07% share on Steam. And Linux is closing in on Mac within just a few
months of actual existence! There is one other interesting tid-bit.
Linux Mint Nadia has made it to the official list with a 0.17% share on
Steam. "Linux 64 bit" is another new entrant. It was all but an Ubuntu
only affair last month. With the inclusion of this generic sounding
"Linux 64 bit" entry, I wonder what the "Other" category constitute of?
Anyway, here's the quick drill down of percentage share of OSes:
- Windows 7: 69.31%
- Windows 8: 9.63%
- Windows XP: 9.33%
- Mac OS: 3.07%
- Ubuntu: 1.71%
- Linux Mint: 0.17%
- Linux 64 bit: 0.14%
Shank 2, Waking Mars Arrives on Steam for Linux
Highly acclaimed 2D brawler, Shank 2, finally arrives on Steam for
Linux. After the official release of Steam client last year, Valve
created waves by finally making the Steam client available in Ubuntu Software Center
for free download just a few days ago. Barrage of games went on SALE
for a full week to celebrate the occasion and now, porting of more games
have been completed. Apart from Shank 2, Waking Mars and Kentucky Route
Zero have also been ported to Linux and is now available on Steam
client.
Shank 2 is a sequel to 2D side-scrolling brawler called Shank, made by Klei Entertainment. Shank 2 holds a Metacritic score of 73 out of 100. Game is currently on sale and is offered at a discounted price tag of just US$4.99. Offer will last till 27th of February 2013.
Waking Mars is an Platform-adventure game produced by Tiger Style (Metacritic score: 79/100) in which players jetpack through underground Mars caves and encounter a host of alien lifeforms that operate as an ecosystem. Price: US$9.99. The game has been nominated for Best Mobile Game and Excellence in Audio in 2012 Independent Game Festival. It is available on Android as well, for a price tag of US$4.99 in Google Play Store. For more information, visit steampowered.com OR download the client from Software Center. or visit torrent.
Steam Linux Client Arrives on Ubuntu Software Center, Steam Games for Linux now on SALE!
This has to be the biggest headline for the month. Gaming on Linux will
never be the same again. It all started with rumors, which hinted at
Valve's sudden change of mind and its new found love for Linux. This
culminated with the eventual release
of Steam for Linux client. And now, the Steam Client is available for
download directly from Ubuntu Software Center. To commemorate the
occasion, Valve is conducting Steam for Linux celebration sale with as
much as 75% off on some of the most popular games!
Although Steam for Linux client has been available for free download ever since Dec 2012, for a novice user to discover it was not easy. Not anymore. Steam client is now available in Ubuntu Software Center and it is currently a featured app too. Not many users could miss that.
Along with the celebration sale, you can also see some clever promotion of Ubuntu by Steam. This has got to be the year of Linux gaming for sure!
Half-Life and Counter-Strike are now Linux Ready, Arrives Officially on Steam for Linux Client!
Gaming on Linux is really taking off. Half-Life and Counter-Strike:
Source officially arrives on Steam for Linux client and those hugely
popular game titles are now playable on Linux!
Valve has just released two more of their popular game titles for Linux.
And these new additions are no pushovers either. Half-Life and
Counter-Strike: Source are among the most popular gaming titles from
Steam.
This has been an amazing turn of events. Almost a month and a half ago,
Steam for Linux client was officially unveiled to the public. And since
then, it has been a steady upward spiral for Linux gaming. Valve even
did some active promotion of Steam for Linux, encouraging its vast
user-base to give Ubuntu a try. And it is showing results already.
Ubuntu grabbed more than 1% OS market share on Steam with just a few
games in its fold.
There have been unconfirmed reports that, apart from Half-Life and
Counter-Strike: Source, 3 more games have been released for Linux. They
include Shank 2, Closure and Psychonauts.
Valve Now Actively Promoting Steam for Linux, Encourage Users to try Ubuntu
This has been an amazing turn of events. Until an year or two ago, Valve
Inc. was a company popular among Windows users primarily. A great
number of Linux users maintained a dual boot system with Windows on it
because of the lack of good games for Linux, especially those from the
Steam library. There were rumors like these as early as in 2010, but
nothing concrete. Things are the exact opposite now. Valve not only
released
its official Steam for Linux client, they are now even promoting it
actively to non-Linux users too through their website, encouraging its
users to try Ubuntu 12.04 LTS!
Valve Now Actively Promoting Steam for Linux, Encourage Users to try Ubuntu
This has been an amazing turn of events. Until an year or two ago, Valve
Inc. was a company popular among Windows users primarily. A great
number of Linux users maintained a dual boot system with Windows on it
because of the lack of good games for Linux, especially those from the
Steam library. There were rumors like these as early as in 2010, but nothing concrete. Things are the exact opposite now. Valve not only released
its official Steam for Linux client, they are now even promoting it
actively to non-Linux users too through their website, encouraging its
users to try Ubuntu 12.04 LTS!
Just visit http://store.steampowered.com/about page
and you will see Valve's new promotional item. Not all games available
for Windows hasn't been ported to Linux yet, but even then, this is an
amazingly brilliant start. Things like these just might be the kind of
traction Linux requires to go mainstream in the Windows dominated laptop
and PC market.
Steam for Linux Beta is Now Open to Everyone!
Nobody in their right minds would have imagined this an year ago. An
officially supported Steam client for Linux? Are you kidding me? Well it
just happened and the official Steam client for Linux is open to
public. We should especially thank Microsoft for shooting its own feet
with their new App Store style "one marketplace to rule them all"
strategy for Windows 8.
Steam for Linux Beta Open to Public
An early Christmas gift from Valve to you all. Steam for Linux beta is now open to public. To use it, you have to either download latest Steam Linux client or upgrade your existing Steam for Linux client to the latest version. List of changes with this new version include:
- The Steam for Linux client closed beta transitioned to an open beta.
- Linux - Fixed excessive CPU usage by the Steam client when running Team Fortress 2.
- Linux - Fixed overlay crash when starting Cubemen.
- Big Picture - Improved back navigation behavior throughout user interface.
- Big Picture - Added discount timers and other user interface to store.
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