Which native Linux games are you planning to buy this holiday season?
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I forgot I already had Spirits from a Humble Bundle and bought it again from its homepage .
It wasn't a total loss; I did get with it an unadvertised 73.6mb artbook in PDF format, which was not included with the Humble Bundle release and doesn't appear to be included with the Desura version either.
It's late, but the Steam Holiday sale is still on (and will be until the 5th). I broke down and bought The Book of Unwritten Tales and its sequel on Linux Steam.
Defender's Quest got taken off my to-buy list after I found out it was a Flash game.
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