Originally posted by peevishdave:

Hi PublicNuisance,

unfortunately at the moment we have no plans for releasing a Linux version.
But hopefully we may reconsider this possibility after the win/mac/switch release.

Thanks for taking the time to respond ! Count me in for a purchase if you're able to fit Linux support on down the road.

Damn, just came to ask the same thing!

Ok, guys. Thank you!! :)
Knowing that the Linux gaming community is really interested to play our game is really helpful - so we'll do anything we can to provide a Linux version quickly after the official release.

If you want someone to give it a test and see how it runs as some help, hit me up here any time: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/ :)

Thanks Ragnar! :)

Putting it on my follow list to see if this happens. :)

+1 for GNU/Linux support.

Also guy above, [Linux] Liam, is a chief editor of the site. So he might be very helpful in covering the game. ;)

this game work perfectly on my Manjaro Linux. with proton 5.0-7 (steam-> parameter->steamplay-> active steamplay on all titles) .

in launch game property you just had to put :

PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%

it's a spellbinding game

have fun !

+1 for Linux support.

The game is free starting using proton/steamplay

I recommend an actual linux build being built by the devs. Shouldn't be too hard.

Originally posted by Lt. Don Draper:

I recommend an actual linux build being built by the devs. Shouldn't be too hard.

Exporting a Linux version probably is quite easy but actually testing and supporting said Linux version is where the effort comes in. I can't tell you how many times I have had a Linux game not even launch only to come to find out the developers hit the export button and never tested it under Linux let alone even run Linux on their systems so they could be of little help.

Originally posted by PublicNuisance:

Originally posted by Lt. Don Draper:

I recommend an actual linux build being built by the devs. Shouldn't be too hard.

Exporting a Linux version probably is quite easy but actually testing and supporting said Linux version is where the effort comes in. I can't tell you how many times I have had a Linux game not even launch only to come to find out the developers hit the export button and never tested it under Linux let alone even run Linux on their systems so they could be of little help.

True, true.

Originally posted by PublicNuisance:

Originally posted by Lt. Don Draper:

I recommend an actual linux build being built by the devs. Shouldn't be too hard.

Exporting a Linux version probably is quite easy but actually testing and supporting said Linux version is where the effort comes in. I can't tell you how many times I have had a Linux game not even launch only to come to find out the developers hit the export button and never tested it under Linux let alone even run Linux on their systems so they could be of little help.

This is not an excuse to not make one.