Linux?

[Limace]

Please? The first one has Linux support so maybe this one too?

[MacgyverFreitas]

+1 linux

[Dopefish]

I backed this on Kickstarter on the basis of a promised Linux version. I've waited 4 years already, so I'm ok with waiting a while longer if it's still in progress. If Linux support has been downgraded to a "maybe if there's enough interest", I think we are owed an official response to that effect.

[cheru]

Hi, the linux version is planned, but it wasn't ready in time for the release. We are hoping to get it out in the future.

[lessster]

That's good to hear, thanks a lot!

[ZzazzafrazZ]

Looking forward to it :)

[Limace]

Originally posted by cheru:

Hi, the linux version is planned, but it wasn't ready in time for the release. We are hoping to get it out in the future.

That's great news! I can't wait :D

[Gray Jazz]

+1 for Linux

[Киврин]

How is the performance on wine? Constantly 60 (or how much is there) fps? Or is it better to wait for a native version for better experience?

[Pato [jugandoenlinux.com]]

Originally posted by Киврин:

How is the performance on wine? Constantly 60 (or how much is there) fps? Or is it better to wait for a native version for better experience?

Native is always better, even with wine full support (Linux sales rate is important)

[Dentorhedge]

The game was made using Unity partially so that porting could be simpler. Mac and Linux releases were originally stretch goals (that were not reached, but are now possible anyway). Too bad about the extra long wait... at least more bugs will be gone by the time it reaches your hands!

[Major Gnuisance]

Originally posted by Bloodshot:

La-Mulana was one of my favourite games. The Linux port was excellent. I would love to play the second one.

The Linux port was pretty good, except for that one bug that made Viy a huge pain in the butt.

By the way, has anyone tried playing the Windows version on Linux with the new Steam Play?

For those that don't know about the new Steam Play, check out the announcement.
TL;DR: Valve integrated Wine and DXVK into the Linux Steam client (with some improvements of their own), so you can now play Windows games on Linux straight through Steam. It's not perfect, of course, which is why I'm asking.

[Киврин]

Originally posted by Major Gnuisance:

...
By the way, has anyone tried playing the Windows version on Linux with the new Steam Play?
...

Proton (wine, modified by Valve) fixed at least one issue for me - game breaking at alt-tabbing. Known workaround when you have such issues in regular wine is to use a virtual desktop though.
But I haven't tested it further than menu and first in-game screen (I've decided to wait for a native version), so there might be more issues.

P.S.: http://proton.city/ (edited: now https://spcr.netlify.com ) has 2 reports on La-Mulana 2 at the moment.

P.P.S.:

Originally posted by Pato jugandoenlinux.com:

Native is always better, even with wine full support (Linux sales rate is important)

Downloading or playing via Proton might be even properly reflected in Linux statistics.

[Shazzner]

Any more updates to this? Currently play through the first La Mulana, love to have this when I'm finished!

[das]

I also absolutely loved La-Mulana. Aside from Factorio, I never paid more than 20,- for a game, but I would buy La-Mulana 2 instantly if it had Linux support.

[fydo]

Looking forward to buying this when it gets Linux support! Yay!