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TowerFall Ascension is a highly praised indie game originally exclusive to the Ouya. Thankfully it is no longer exclusive and may even come to Linux.

It does look pretty fun and I love how manic it is, luckily the developer reached out to users on the Steam forum and had this to say:
QuoteJust want to confirm that I'm interested in doing a Linux port. Not sure when it'll happen yet though!

Source, so feel free to go there and mention how you would buy it if it was on Linux.

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TowerFall Ascension is the definitive version of the hit archery combat game. Inspired by classics from the golden age of couch multiplayer, it's a 4-player local party game centering around hilarious, intense versus matches. The core mechanics are simple and accessible, but hard to master and combat is fierce. Loot treasure chests for game-changing power-ups, master the art of catching arrows out of the air, or descend on your foes and stomp them into submission. TowerFall is best played competitively with friends, cross-legged on the floor within punching distance of each other.

New in Ascension is the 1- or 2-player co-op Quest mode. Players work together, fighting off a variety of monsters and enemy archers across the land of TowerFall. It's a new adventure to explore when you don't have more friends handy to square off against.

New features in TowerFall Ascension include:
  • Brand new 1- or 2-player co-op Quest mode
  • 50 additional Versus arenas, for a total of 120 unique maps
  • More game-changing power-ups, such as Drill Arrows that burrow through walls
  • 4 new unlockable, playable archers, for a total of 8
  • A huge list of variants to customize your matches - a total of 67 ways to mix things up
  • Plenty of hidden secrets and surprises to discover with your friends


I really hope it does come to Linux, would be a fantastic co-op game with a couple of game-pads on a Steam Machine. For Steam Machines to succeed local co-op games like this are needed in my opinion. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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