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Today we not only bring you the fantastic news that is XCOM, but also actual confirmation now of Stronghold 3 Gold coming to Linux. If you remember recently we speculated on it coming to Linux due to entries in SteamDB.

This continues the big surge in more well known games and developers moving into the Linux space, and it's a trend I love. While not the most popular in the series it does still look great. The reviews on Steam's home-page seem a little unfair on it from people with very little time spent on it giving it bad reviews, but make of that what you will I am just here today to give you the actual confirmation, enjoy!

I now have confirmation from the publisher:
John Kaiser III, Digital Tribe GamesAlright Liam, I just got confirmation that Yes, a Linux version of Stronghold 3 GOLD is in the works.


About the Game
Stronghold 3 is the long-awaited third installment in the award winning castle-building series. Set 10 years after the original, the Wolf it seems, has cheated death and during his painful recovery he’s become even more bitter and twisted. Now he seeks revenge. Raiding villages and towns during the dead of night, the Wolf has created a tide of panic and you and your allies are the only force that stand against him. In this stunning new update to the world’s favorite Castle Sim - will you triumph by day or die by night?

Key features:
-Build and manage mighty castles with an improved building system allowing unprecedented levels of realism and intricacy
-Realistic physics and cutting-edge graphics make siege warfare more brutal than ever.
-Watch your village spring to life in an amazing depiction of medieval village life
-Story-driven gameplay engages players across two campaigns: combat or economic
-Dramatic night time sieges add a new dimension to the Stronghold franchise
-Besiege other players’ castles or defend your own in a range of action-packed online multiplayer modes
-Attack or defend accurately re-created castles from the pages of history. Will you succeed where others failed? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Imants May 27, 2014
Stronghold 3 had a very rough release id I remember correctly with a lot of bugs and broken AI. I was windows gamer around that time but I still did not buy it then. Now if they have fixed most of the bugs I could buy it. Someone knows at what state this game is now?
Protomace May 27, 2014
I would rather see Stronghold Crusader on Linux. Stronghold 3 is really not good.
kalin May 27, 2014
Great. I will buy it.
Anonymous May 27, 2014
Will go for it, medieval strategy game for linux still missing in my collection :).
lordfragger May 27, 2014
There are indeed some issues with stronghold 3, but it is still quite enjoyable imo. One big annoyance for me is the building and unit cap, but that can be fixed by simply editing one of the config files.
Anonymous May 27, 2014
96% negative reviews on Steam.. Not a good sign.
WorMzy May 27, 2014
This makes me nostalgic for Lords of the Realm on the Amiga..
killx_den May 27, 2014
Stronghold 1 was the best one of the series and Stronghhold 3 the worst one. Lets hope I remembered it wrong. Stronghold 1 with hd patch on wine works great btw :P
L4Linux May 28, 2014
The AI is hiddeous and makes the game UNPLAYABLE. Enemy gets stuck and can't attack you on some occasions. I prefer Stronghold Crusader, which is a great game.
Mike May 28, 2014
Quoting: AnonymousWill go for it, medieval strategy game for linux still missing in my collection :).

Try Europa Universalis and Crusader Kings, the Paradox games are unbeatable when it comes to strategy.
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