Uncensored on Steam Deck?

[-PuNi$HeR-]

Anyone know how to uncensor this game on Steam Deck? Steam Deck in desktop mode goes to Linux and it doesn't seem to have the same files as the Windows version? is that right? I can't seem to find the file to rename to uncensor the game. Thanks for any help.

[Kargor]

You have to put the file in there yourself; it's not there by default.

Based on a quick look on SteamDB, the file structure seems to be pretty identical on LInux and Windows; did you try putting the file into the same place on Linux?

[-PuNi$HeR-]

Originally posted by Kargor:

You have to put the file in there yourself; it's not there by default.

Based on a quick look on SteamDB, the file structure seems to be pretty identical on LInux and Windows; did you try putting the file into the same place on Linux?

I did a couple nights ago and it worked. I just gave it a shot. But thanks for your help!

[Awan]

Yes, just to clarify for anyone else coming here:

There should be a folder titled "game" under HuniePop's directory which should cointain "HuniePop_Data" and HuniePop.x86".

In that folder containing those two, simply create a new, blank file titled "huniepop_uncensored_patch.game". The next time you start the game, you ought to see an 'Uncensored Version' tag in the bottom-left of the game window :)

This worked for me on the standalone Linux version.

[Yeshi]

Should the file be in all lower case? Does it matter? Thank you.

Originally posted by Awan:

Yes, just to clarify for anyone else coming here:

There should be a folder titled "game" under HuniePop's directory which should cointain "HuniePop_Data" and HuniePop.x86".

In that folder containing those two, simply create a new, blank file titled "huniepop_uncensored_patch.game". The next time you start the game, you ought to see an 'Uncensored Version' tag in the bottom-left of the game window :)

This worked for me on the standalone Linux version.

[Kargor]

Originally posted by Yeshi:

Should the file be in all lower case? Does it matter? Thank you.

I suspect the Windows-emulation might take care of the filenames, but Unix filesystem tend to be case-sensitive. So, keep the name lowercase just in case.

[Yeshi]

Originally posted by Kargor:

Originally posted by Yeshi:

Should the file be in all lower case? Does it matter? Thank you.

I suspect the Windows-emulation might take care of the filenames, but Unix filesystem tend to be case-sensitive. So, keep the name lowercase just in case.

I got it working now, thank you! You are correct, it was all lower case.

[Andri_UwU]

The original game is censored? what-

[Kargor]

Originally posted by Andri_UwU:

The original game is censored? what-

It's a rating thing. They are removing stuff so shops will sell it, and provide you with a not-so-secret way to put it back in.

[Andri_UwU]

Originally posted by Awan:

Yes, just to clarify for anyone else coming here:

There should be a folder titled "game" under HuniePop's directory which should cointain "HuniePop_Data" and HuniePop.x86".

In that folder containing those two, simply create a new, blank file titled "huniepop_uncensored_patch.game". The next time you start the game, you ought to see an 'Uncensored Version' tag in the bottom-left of the game window :)

This worked for me on the standalone Linux version.

how do you create a blank file? Is it just a txt file?

[Kargor]

Originally posted by Andri_UwU:

how do you create a blank file? Is it just a txt file?

It doesn't have to be empty; it just needs to have the correct name (so, make sure there's no ".txt" at the end).

On Linux, the quickest way to create an empty file through a CLI command is the touch command, but as long as you can choose whatever name you want, a text editor works just fine too,

[Andri_UwU]

Originally posted by Kargor:

Originally posted by Andri_UwU:

how do you create a blank file? Is it just a txt file?

It doesn't have to be empty; it just needs to have the correct name (so, make sure there's no ".txt" at the end).

On Linux, the quickest way to create an empty file through a CLI command is the touch command, but as long as you can choose whatever name you want, a text editor works just fine too,

Well I don't use linux, so on windows the only option close to blank is a txt file, and I can't remove the .txt, what a shame

[Kargor]

Originally posted by Andri_UwU:

Originally posted by Kargor:

It doesn't have to be empty; it just needs to have the correct name (so, make sure there's no ".txt" at the end).

On Linux, the quickest way to create an empty file through a CLI command is the touch command, but as long as you can choose whatever name you want, a text editor works just fine too,

Well I don't use linux, so on windows the only option close to blank is a txt file, and I can't remove the .txt, what a shame

You can just use the command prompt as well:

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\HuniePop"
type nul > huniepop_uncensored_patch.game

[Andri_UwU]

Originally posted by Kargor:

Originally posted by Andri_UwU:

Well I don't use linux, so on windows the only option close to blank is a txt file, and I can't remove the .txt, what a shame

You can just use the command prompt as well:

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\HuniePop"
type nul > huniepop_uncensored_patch.game

how do I use that? I've never used commands before. Sorry if I'm being annoying, the video the mod linked for instructions is private now and I can't watch it

[GhostNips]

This thread doesn’t help anyone who has never used Linux.

[-PuNi$HeR-]

Originally posted by the1aphro:

This thread doesn’t help anyone who has never used Linux.

What's the issue? Can you find the game folder?