Unrest RPG & Adventure Game To Arrive On Linux This June

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIx4fcNbw_c&list=PL6HUJ-SfVsIL2le2iL1nC0Q2jFfCobKM-
Play as ordinary people struggling for food, safety, freedom, and a chance at peace. Explore an ancient Indian city and use conversation, violence or both to achieve your goals. Unrest is an RPG/Adventure game that adapts to death, failure, and the choices you make.

Unrest was successfull on Kickstarter back in June of 2013 so nearly a year later in will launch, not bad.

The developers noted on their blog that it will have day 1 Linux support, hooray! Anyone who manages to do that should have our support.

The game will release on June 13th and will be available at-least on their own website using the Humble store widget.

Features

• Explore the drought and famine stricken streets of an ancient Indian city, where a fog of hunger and discontent shrouds the natural beauty of the land.
• Use the detailed conversation system to instill fear, command respect and gain the trust and friendship of others. Understand your enemies and make them see your side of the story.
• The narrative adapts to failure and death - instead of a game over screen, the plot continues and your fate becomes part of it. However, you can still save and load at any time if you want to.
• Make tough and interesting decisions in the lives of people untouched by destiny. The traditional hero’s quest of prophecy, power, and revenge forms a backdrop to your own struggles.
• Combat is brutal, decisive…and always avoidable. Bloodshed might be the easy way out in some situations, but has lasting consequences beyond those apparent on the surface.
• Hand drawn 2D art and soundtrack based on ancient Indian music to help you immerse yourself in the world.
• Full mod support lets you create your own worlds and adventures.
• Unrest will be available DRM-Free on multiple digital stores, without any DLC or micro-transactions. We promise.
• Iron Man mode to make sure you deal with the consequences of your actions. (requested by the backers!)

A very interesting if a little weird type of game, the graphics looks great, but looking at the videos is it just me in thinking the world looks a little life-less? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.