Mojang's Scrolls will be on Linux

By Liam Dawe - 7 November 2012 at 3:57 pm UTC

Good news folks, Mojang's (of Minecraft fame) next game called Scrolls has been confirmed it will be on Linux!

What is Scrolls?

Scrolls is a fresh take on the collectible card games of old. It’s developed by Mojang – creators of Minecraft. You’ll create your own personalised army from a digital deck before unleashing it in battles with players around the world. It will eventually be released on PC, Mac, Android and iOS.

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May have forgotten to mention this, but Scrolls will support Linux as well as Win/Mac. #Scrolls #AllYourOSAreBelongToUs
Jakob Porser (@JahKob) November 7, 2012

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Indie Game, Unity, Upcoming

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Anon Nov 7, 2012

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I hope it's written better than MC.

Either way, I'd rather have the other scrolls on Linux :D

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Hamish Nov 7, 2012

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Well, this is being done on Unity, right?

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Anon Nov 7, 2012

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Quoting: "Hamish, post: 6208, member: 6"Well, this is being done on Unity, right?

Great to hear, if it is so!

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