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We have it confirmed that Age Of Wonders III should release on Linux this April, and it brings with it a massive new DLC too.

The exact date is the 14th of April, but there might be an open beta beforehand.

Straight from the developers twitter to us:

@gamingonlinux if all goes to plan -> yes!

— Triumph Studios (@TriumphStudios) March 11, 2015



Here's a brand spanky new trailer for the new DLC of this highly requested Linux game:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KfC8b2vxow

About the game (Official)
Age of Wonders III is the long anticipated sequel to the award-winning strategy series. Delivering a unique mix of Empire Building, Role Playing and Warfare, Age of Wonders III offers the ultimate in turn-based fantasy strategy for veterans of the series and new players alike!

Be sure to check out the Steam page of Age of Wonders III. Whatever you do, don't buy it until the Linux version is released, please.

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Donkey 11 Mar 2015
Exciting news indeed. I am looking forward to the release. :D
zimplex1 11 Mar 2015
If these game releases keep happening I think I might be able to forget the huge game drought back in 2014.
Segata Sanshiro 11 Mar 2015
Awesome!!
fedso 11 Mar 2015
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Can't wait!! :)
salsadoom 11 Mar 2015
Very nice! This is a really good game. I hope the port is decent quality!
Keyrock 12 Mar 2015
Yes! I've been waiting and salivating for the Linux port of this game to come to fruition. As soon as it's out, and as soon as I read some Linux-specific reviews so that I know the port is not garbage, I'm buying it.
FutureSuture 12 Mar 2015
Can't wait! I need my medieval fantasy turn based strategy fix!
FredO 12 Mar 2015
It looks like Linux gaming has reached an age of wonder. This is another great title to add to the list, and it fits nicely in the strategy game lineup.
shaky 12 Mar 2015
WOOT!
ricki42 12 Mar 2015
[Open beta is on Steam now](http://ageofwonders.com/open-beta-for-update-v1-5-kicks-off/). Was planning to get this game in April, now I might have to get it tonight instead...
PUN 12 Mar 2015
I just installed it and It doesn't work. It crashes after the configuratin window
Tombles 12 Mar 2015
Hi PUN. There's an issue with the Linux build right now which means that it won't run out of the Steam client. We are aware of the issue, but we need to talk with Valve to try and figure out what's wrong... You can still launch the game, you just need to launch it directly. From the main announcement ( http://ageofwonders.com/open-beta-for-update-v1-5-kicks-off/ ):

There is currently an issue with launching the game on 64-bit Ubuntu when clicking ‘Play’ in the Steam Client. The game won’t boot.
Workaround:
1. Find the AoW3 steam install directory (Steam Library > AoW3 > Properties > Local Files > Browse Local Files)
2. Type: cd <AoW3InstallDirectory> (Replace by the directory found at step 1)
3. Type: ./AoW3Launcher.run ./AoW3Launcher.sh

Hope this works for you! If you run into any issues, please feel free to report them in our forums:

http://ageofwonders.com/forums/forum/open-beta-1-5-2/linux-issues/
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