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Interstellar Marines gets Steam greenlight!

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Interstellar Marines a realistic futuristic first person shooter has been Greenlighted on Steam!

The good news is they say it will also be available on Linux! It uses Unity3D so it's no surprise they will be supporting Linux now too.

The game itself is easily one of of if not the most impressive looking shooter we will have on our platform;
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QuoteJack-in with your friends in this cooperative First Person Simulator and experience a believable future where first contact with another sentient species is imminent.

Play our demos and join our awesome community at www.InterstellarMarines.com!

The game is in Open Door Development and are planned for release in late 2013.


I hope my laptop can handle this game...excited!

Update: They actually stated via twitter they haven't tried it on Linux yet but are hoping/planning to as Unity supports Linux. Bit of a stiff to put a Linux tag on your game when it may not actually run. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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16 comments

FutureSuture Oct 16, 2012
The game itself is easily one of if not the most impressive looking shooter we will have on our platform.

I was thinking the same thing, but I am not sure that's a good thing as there are far better looking games out there. Nevertheless, it's a start. The game better have other excellent aspects too, otherwise I wouldn't feel comfortable with Linux users supporting a pretty but otherwise crappy game. Yes, we should support game developers, but we shouldn't reward them for poor games.
Liam Dawe Oct 16, 2012
I agree and would never personally promote what i see as crapware here although that's hard to do when a game isn't released. Thankfully this game looks very interesting.
Hamish Oct 16, 2012
Looks a bit too Multiplayer focused for my tastes.
Bestia Oct 16, 2012
They are preparing a Kickstarter campaign which should start in this month or in November.

There are also more games using Unity3D that has been [URL='http://steamcommunity.com/greenlight/?controller=sharedfiles&appid=765&method=browse&browsesort=pending&browsefilter=pending&p=1']Greenlighted[/URL].

[URL='http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92993746&searchtext=']Folk Tale[/URL]
[URL='http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92650164&searchtext=']AirBuccaneers[/URL]

Other Greenlighted games with Linux version:

[URL='http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92916900&searchtext=']Project Zomboid[/URL]
[URL='http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=93000640&searchtext=']Postal 2 Complete[/URL]
[URL='http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92915329&searchtext=']Octodad: Deadliest Catch[/URL]
[URL='http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92927895&searchtext=']Towns[/URL]
Hamish Oct 16, 2012
Hmm... everyone seems to be liking each other today. ;)
Rustybolts Oct 16, 2012
Looks a bit too Multiplayer focused for my tastes.

Yeah prefer a single player games myself. Multiplayer doesnt interest me really
Cheeseness 13 years Oct 16, 2012
I only upvoted Interstellar Marines because it looked silly with its quadrupedal sharks >_<

Out of the most recently "greenlit" batch, I'm most looking forward to Octodad and AirBuccaneers :)
Rustybolts Oct 16, 2012
I wonder if AirBuccaneers is from the same team that made the unreal tournament mod of the same name.
Octodad is one of the better ones for myself.
Cheeseness 13 years Oct 16, 2012
I wonder if AirBuccaneers is from the same team that made the unreal tournament mod of the same name.

It [URL='http://www.ludocraft.com/games/airbuccaneers/frequently-asked-questions/#faq1_1']seems so[/URL] :)
Liam Dawe Oct 17, 2012
Looks a bit too Multiplayer focused for my tastes.


Why the hate for multiplayer? It will have a proper single player campaign too though.
Hamish Oct 17, 2012
I honestly did not see that. Can you point me to where it mentions it?
Kreppnar Oct 19, 2012
I want to pay for the Beta now, but i have to wait for the Linux client. :(
Liam Dawe Oct 19, 2012
I honestly did not see that. Can you point me to where it mentions it?


Under their Key Features section it states "Single player or up to four players cooperative gameplay.".
FutureSuture Oct 24, 2012
Under their Key Features section it states "Single player or up to four players cooperative gameplay.".

Four player cooperative gameplay? Now that's interesting. I already know that it will be no Borderlands, but it's intriguing nevertheless.
Bestia Oct 28, 2012
Their [URL='http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zeropointsoftware/interstellar-marines-prologue']Kickstarter[/URL] campaign is live now and you can get the game for $10 as an early bird (first 5000 backers).
Liam Dawe Oct 28, 2012
Sweet I will be getting in on that then!
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