Any chance for Linux support?

[1.2M | Missingno.]

[Sex]

It runs on proton just fine

[PrideGames]

Originally posted by Juice of The White:

It runs on proton just fine

Proton isn't Linux, Proton is a Compatibility Layer. Proton is not a One-Shoe fit all solution for gaming. Linux gamers actually like playing their games on Linux. We live in a Digital Age of gaming where people use Engines to make games and you don't have to rely on a physical copies to distribute your games anymore. Asking for a Linux port is not that much to ask for.

[Sex]

Originally posted by PrideGames:

Originally posted by Juice of The White:

It runs on proton just fine

Proton isn't Linux, Proton is a Compatibility Layer. Proton is not a One-Shoe fit all solution for gaming. Linux gamers actually like playing their games on Linux. We live in a Digital Age of gaming where people use Engines to make games and you don't have to rely on a physical copies to distribute your games anymore. Asking for a Linux port is not that much to ask for.

I'm not reading your 🤓🤓🤓 essay. It runs flawlessly VIA proton.

Source : I've played it many times using proton.

[PrideGames]

Originally posted by Juice of The White:

Originally posted by PrideGames:

Proton isn't Linux, Proton is a Compatibility Layer. Proton is not a One-Shoe fit all solution for gaming. Linux gamers actually like playing their games on Linux. We live in a Digital Age of gaming where people use Engines to make games and you don't have to rely on a physical copies to distribute your games anymore. Asking for a Linux port is not that much to ask for.

I'm not reading your 🤓🤓🤓 essay. It runs flawlessly VIA proton.

Source : I've played it many times using proton.

Wow bro you have the attention span of a Goldfish. 🤣

[1.2M | Missingno.]

I'm only interested in a native build.

[Dolphyn]

What's the issue with using proton?

[PrideGames]

Originally posted by Dolphyn:

What's the issue with using proton?

Short List:

1) It's a Compatibly Layer
2) Controls don't always work correctly.
3) Asking for a Linux port in a Digital Age of gaming shouldn't be a problem.
4) If an Engine is used why not compile a Linux port. Especially if it cost you next to no money in most cases.

[PrideGames]

Originally posted by Mega Missingno.:

I'm only interested in a native build.

Same here, in this Digital Age of Gaming asking for a Linux port shouldn't be too much to ask.

[Sex]

Well go to the discord and ask maybe. But even there people will tell you in runs 100% fine with proton. But the discord would be the best place to start asking.

[cali]

LINUX LOL, maybe use a non rarted os

[nikiforospetros]

Can also confirm it works great with proton

[Despot]

Why would anyone willingly spend money on a piece of software that doesn't run natively on their OS?

[PrideGames]

Originally posted by Despot:

Why would anyone willingly spend money on a piece of software that doesn't run natively on their OS?

What can I say? They'll easily pay $20+ dollars to run their games through a Compatibility Layer. Even though once the Developers make a stable Windows version it shouldn't be that hard to press the button again to make a Linux Version. This is assuming they're using a commercial Game Engine like most Indie Developers. Then again if the Developers don't want to support Linux Natively I'll buy the game when it's on sell. However it's one and done for me, and I'll never buy it again on any other Gaming Platform.

[That guy with the Spoon]

runs great on the deck using proton, what else do you want?

also this game isn't massive. you play through the game and maybe try to sweat out S and P ranks in all the levels and eventually you'll drop it at around the 20 to 100 hr mark.

it doesn't need native support as long as it works using wine or proton.

[mr uhhh...]

"it works great on proton" bro my game just crashes randomly (ubuntu linux btw)