Path of titans on Steam deck?

[Webzpinner]

It has a native Linux version, but I can’t seem to figure out how to load the game. I installed the launcher and it disappeared in the directories… not sure where, and I need to find it to add as a non-Steam game… anyone get it to work? I realize it’s an online mmo so I need to be near wifi, but I tether to my 5G phone so it’s all good.

[izzerial]

Most likely under /opt but you can search for it with “find” - more info here: https://www.plesk.com/blog/various/find-files-in-linux-via-command-line/

[tfk]

Where did you install it from? Steam? Package manager?

[Webzpinner]

alderon games

[Webzpinner]

Nope. Both Linux launchers just sit there and do nothing. Chucked it. Devs basically said they are too busy with console to worry about Linux, so…. Is what it is.

[tfk]

That's weird as they have it clearly stated on their website that they support Linux.

It was a crowd funded game so if this was one of their selling points then Linux users should hold them to their promise.

[Cantis]

Установил линукс версию. Работает нормально, но только через рабочий стол, в стим добавить никак не получается.

[Zef]

Originally posted by tfk:

That's weird as they have it clearly stated on their website that they support Linux.

It was a crowd funded game so if this was one of their selling points then Linux users should hold them to their promise.

To be fair it's rare if there is a linux port that is as well maintained and patched as the windows version.

I almost always run the windows version with Proton, especially if you want to use mods on said game.

I understand why they stopped (mostly) with native linux ports since it's not financially interesting before steam deck and it's a nightmare to provide support for seeing all the different linux distro's people can use.

[ButeoPotato]

Originally posted by Zef:

Originally posted by tfk:

That's weird as they have it clearly stated on their website that they support Linux.

It was a crowd funded game so if this was one of their selling points then Linux users should hold them to their promise.

To be fair it's rare if there is a linux port that is as well maintained and patched as the windows version.

I almost always run the windows version with Proton, especially if you want to use mods on said game.

I understand why they stopped (mostly) with native linux ports since it's not financially interesting before steam deck and it's a nightmare to provide support for seeing all the different linux distro's people can use.

How do you get the windows version to work?

[octoling220]

hey im going to do a thal nest soon so raise your hand if you want an egg