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Great news folks Eador. Masters of the Broken World have finally delivered on their promise of a Linux version along with a big new DLC. What a day!

Update: Apparently it's downloading windows files with wine and won't run for a lot of people, we have reached out to the developers for confirmation.

I have been waiting on this for quite some time as it looks like a really decent turn-based fantasy strategy title. Looks like they weren't kidding when they said it was being worked on last month!

About the Game
Eador is a universe made of countless shards of land drifting in the Great Nothing. Each of the shards is a little world unto itself, with geography and denizens of its own. The power over the shards is bitterly contested by Masters, the immortal beings mortals believe to be gods. Take the role of the mighty Master and shape the destiny of Eador! It is in your power to deliver the world from ultimate destruction – or to choke it with an iron fist of tyranny.

Eador: Masters of the Broken World is a turn-based fantasy strategy game, where the decisions you make affect the world even deeper than the battles you win.

Key Features
Balanced fusion of grand strategy, turn-based tactics and RPG elements;
Boundless roleplaying opportunities;
Massive selection of stratagems and ways to wage war;
An intriguing, non-linear story;
An original fantasy world, living a life of its own.

Also I still find it funny people can give something a bad review on Steam when they are nearing 100 hours. Yeah it's really that terrible isn't it...

Anyway check it out on Steam and tell us if it's anygood!
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Beta Version 5 Jun 2014
Eador. Masters of the Broken World have finally delivered on their promise of a Linux version
Nope. Still "Missing executable".
jdub 5 Jun 2014
Does this game ever go on sale?
Imants 6 Jun 2014
Does this game ever go on sale?

I bought it in bundle :)
someone 6 Jun 2014
It looks like a wine wrapper. At least thats whats in the run.sh (or something the like), but it fails to start the game due to some missing files/folders.
Imants 6 Jun 2014
It looks like a wine wrapper. At least thats whats in the run.sh (or something the like), but it fails to start the game due to some missing files/folders.

If it is working good or at least only little worse than windows version I am OK with that otherwise no. Unfortunately It is common for such games to not work at the start because of something missing :(
omer666 6 Jun 2014
For once, de decent way to support Linux :
Recommended:
OS:Major Linux Distribution from 2012

No Ubuntu-only BS.
tiger 6 Jun 2014
wine? No thanks.
Vissy 6 Jun 2014
Just picked it up. Add me on steam if anyone wants to game together. shaunmcotton:steamID
oldrocker99 6 Jun 2014
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I got the 100% Windows version, with .exes, .dlls, etc.; not even a .sh file. I can be patient; it's not like I don't have other games to play!
Anonymous 6 Jun 2014
I got the 100% Windows version, with .exes, .dlls, etc.; not even a .sh file. I can be patient; it's not like I don't have other games to play!

Same
Anonymous 9 Jun 2014
Don't buy this. They are just using straight up wine, with the same issues from the winehq site....pretty awful "port"
oldrocker99 9 Jun 2014
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OK, there was an update this afternoon, and the game now loads and plays with a wine wrapper. Out of curiosity, I installed EMOTBW in my wine-powered Windows Steam and tried it out. The results were identical, with some really fugly battle screen graphics, but completely playable so far, after ~45 minutes.

It isn't at all a bad game; the GameSpot reviewer gave it a 40%, owing probably to early game bugs which have been fixed, along with some free extra content. TBS gamers should check it out.
jdub 10 Jun 2014
Imants 10 Jun 2014
How did you get past this?

http://imgur.com/W9DMh20

http://imgur.com/S6FCKaG

Do you have gforce ore radeon. I had same problem with my radeon video card but with gforce it plays fine.
jdub 10 Jun 2014
jdubHow did you get past this?

http://imgur.com/W9DMh20

http://imgur.com/S6FCKaGDo you have gforce ore radeon. I had same problem with my radeon video card but with gforce it plays fine.

I have a GTX 650 ti Boost with 331.79 drivers
Imants 10 Jun 2014
ImantsjdubHow did you get past this?

http://imgur.com/W9DMh20

http://imgur.com/S6FCKaGDo you have gforce ore radeon. I had same problem with my radeon video card but with gforce it plays fine.
I have a GTX 650 ti Boost with 331.79 drivers

One of my older computers have same video card when I got home will try to run game there.
Imants 10 Jun 2014
Just tested on GTX 650 Ti Bost and Ubuntu 14.04 with property drivers enabled same problem as jdub :(
jdub 10 Jun 2014
So disappointing, there are many saying the same thing on the forum and devs have yet to respond...kinda BS. They must think we are dumb
omer666 20 Jun 2014
Eador : Masters of the Broken Port

They managed to do even worse than the Witcher 2...
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