Linux?

[Jos Lazora]

I would like to know if this game will be available for Linux (in future) with crossplatform multiplayer, looks like a good co-op game! So +1 for Linux.

[RapheePlays]

It might be quite unlikely. I will keep it in mind and maybe if the game does particularly well we might talk to some Linux devs to port it. But this might be after full release so that it brings the best experience possible.

[LinuxGameConsortium.com (LGC)]

Originally posted by Reel Big Kris:

It might be quite unlikely. I will keep it in mind and maybe if the game does particularly well we might talk to some Linux devs to port it. But this might be after full release so that it brings the best experience possible.

According to IndieDB, Flashing Lights development uses Unity 3D.

So it would be great to see a native port. Since roughly 90% of the Linux games on Steam are developed via Unity 3D.

Todd from http://linuxgameconsortium.com

[Bubs]

+1 Linux

[Wheat Pasta]

While my main gaming PC is a Windows machine all my other machines run some verion of Linux, and I would imagine other Linux gamers like above would enjoy it. So just wanted to mention that more platfroms are alwalys good. Thanks for the possible concideration.

[dan]

+1 for Linux

[BettePjews]

+1 for Linux from here as well.
For now, it is possible to run the game using Steam Play (I've tested using Proton 4.2, not enabled for FL by default to my knowlege) on Linux. However, the frame rate is noticeably lower / more laggy, than when using Win 10 on the same rig. Official support for Steam Play might be an option going forward, if porting to native is too complex/expensive?

[d10sfan]

Would also be interested in a Linux version. Looks like the original greenlight page had it listed as Linux supported