Gorky 17 Goes Gold

Posted by Michael Larabel on June 07, 2006

On June 6, 2006, Linux Game Publishing and Hyperion had announced that Gorky 17 had finally went gold. Gorky 17 is RPG/strategy and is designed to be a horror conspiracy oriented around a group of NATO soldiers in a Polish city of Lubin. With a 300MHz x86 or PPC processor, and 4MB of video memory being sufficient, the system requirements for this now Linux-native game certainly aren't demanding. More on this title can be found at Linux Game Publishing. A demo version is available of this game.

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