Long Live The Queen Anime Strategy Game On Steam For Linux

By Liam Dawe - 10 November 2013 at 2:33 pm UTC

Long Live The Queen (Steam Link) - Rule the world or die trying! Being a Princess is not an easy job. Being a Queen is even harder. Especially when you're only fourteen years old, and the reason you've inherited the throne is that your royal mother has just met an untimely end. Now power is up for grabs.

Haven't personally played any of these Anime games that keep popping up, has anyone tried this one, is it worth a buy?

You can find a demo of it here.

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I do love Anime myself so these games will no doubt appeal to me, the visuals in this one do look great too. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Indie Game, Simulation, Steam, Strategy

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Sslaxx Nov 10, 2013

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It costs £7 for all three versions (via Steam) as opposed to approx £6.30 per platform (separate purchases; direct from Hanako) or the same price on GOG (Mac OS or Windows, no Linux). Could mean you could save up to £11.90 by buying on Steam (conversely, if you want just the one version you'd be spending 70p more). So yeah, buying from Steam (as opposed to direct or GOG) is the way to go on this title.

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Anonymous Nov 10, 2013

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Quoting: Quote from SslaxxIt costs £7 for all three versions (via Steam) as opposed to approx £6.30 per platform (separate purchases; direct from Hanako) or the same price on GOG (Mac OS or Windows, no Linux). Could mean you could save up to £11.90 by buying on Steam (conversely, if you want just the one version you'd be spending 70p more). So yeah, buying from Steam (as opposed to direct or GOG) is the way to go on this title.

Actually, no. Seems it's buy once, valid key across all three versions from Hanako directly.

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