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Trine for Linux has been missing on GOG and Steam since the Linux release, but fear not, as the Linux version is still coming for the revamped Trine Enchanted Edition.
Speaking on the official Steam forum they noted this:
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Sadly, these sort of delays in Linux versions will continue to happen, until we gain a higher market share and developers think about Linux as a more equal platform. At least Frozenbyte keep us updated, I'm looking at you 4A Games/Deep Silver, where's Metro Redux? Anyway, back to the topic at hand.
What's new in the EE?
Trine Enchanted Edition is a remake of the original Trine with dazzling new visual effects and numerous gameplay improvements!
- Online and local co-op with up to three players
- Mid-level saving: Save anywhere to play as long or short sessions as you like
- Stunning new graphics based on the Trine 2 engine
Both Trine Enchanted Edition as well as the original Trine are included in the Enchanted Edition. The different versions are selectable from the game launcher. All Trine purchases have been automatically updated to Trine Enchanted Edition. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Trine for Linux has been missing on GOG and Steam since the Linux release, but fear not, as the Linux version is still coming for the revamped Trine Enchanted Edition.
Speaking on the official Steam forum they noted this:
QuoteNot really new, but I can tell that the Linux version is already in pretty good shape, though not really ready to be published yet. At least so far there haven't been really bad setbacks.
-JLarja
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Sadly, these sort of delays in Linux versions will continue to happen, until we gain a higher market share and developers think about Linux as a more equal platform. At least Frozenbyte keep us updated, I'm looking at you 4A Games/Deep Silver, where's Metro Redux? Anyway, back to the topic at hand.
What's new in the EE?
Trine Enchanted Edition is a remake of the original Trine with dazzling new visual effects and numerous gameplay improvements!
- Online and local co-op with up to three players
- Mid-level saving: Save anywhere to play as long or short sessions as you like
- Stunning new graphics based on the Trine 2 engine
Both Trine Enchanted Edition as well as the original Trine are included in the Enchanted Edition. The different versions are selectable from the game launcher. All Trine purchases have been automatically updated to Trine Enchanted Edition. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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thanks for the update liamdawe!
can't wait to finally play I-EE, as I loved part2 :}
can't wait to finally play I-EE, as I loved part2 :}
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I'm really looking forward to the Enchanted Edition too. I hope it has cross-platform co-op.
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Citiroller Nov 8, 2014
Quoting: fleskI'm really looking forward to the Enchanted Edition too. I hope it has cross-platform co-op.Cross plarform co-op will be there as it is using the trine2 engine which supported this (played coop with a friend a little bit when I bought trine2)
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Quoting: liamdaweAt least Frozenbyte keep us updated, I'm looking at you 4A Games/Deep Silver where's Metro Redux?
Tell em Liam! Back on topic I have been looking forward to this as well. I tried Trine2 and found I really liked it, but put it down when I found out the first was coming as well. Might as well play them in order ;)
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FutureSuture Nov 8, 2014
Quoting: minjI couldn't resist and got it during Halloween saleIt should be fairly easy to resist considering how A) there is no Linux client and so you cannot play the game and B) there will be more sales where the game will likely be even cheaper and C) you will not count as a Linux sale, defaulting instead to a Windows sale, making our measly market share even smaller than it already is.
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oldrocker99 Nov 8, 2014
I'm no fan of most platform games, but the Trine games are certainly an exception.
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Will it be compiled with the latest PhysX SDK? It'd be cool to be the first game on Linux to offload it's physics tasks to the GPU instead of the CPU (at least for Nvidia systems).
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I like Trine's games but I hope Trine runs at +60fps and not at 30fps as Trine 2.
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Cyba.Cowboy Nov 10, 2014
Yep, both games are now on my "wish-list"... Once the "Enchanted Edition" supports Linux-based operating systems, I'll buy both.
This game - which I've never heard of - looks incredible, by the way...
This game - which I've never heard of - looks incredible, by the way...
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