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Fighting games are in short supply on Linux, so Vanguard Princess has come along to help fill the void for us. A few moments ago they announced the Linux version is good to go!

They note that buying it on Linux grants you this:
QuoteThe following items are immediately accessible at launch for players who purchase Vanguard Princess for Linux with no additional charges:
- Updated and originally uncensored version of Vanguard Princess
- Access to playable versions of the game's boss character Hilda Rize
- Additional battle stages
- Alternate story-lines
- Alternate endings for various characters
- Additional in-game music
- Built-in arcade stick support

It's a little confusing, as it makes it seem like it's somehow different to buying the Windows version, but it uses SteamPlay, so it should all be the same.

From looking over it, what I think they mean is that all the DLC is included in the Linux build right away. From the feature list, it sounds like that's the case and the DLC do only have Windows icons. So it's probable I'm right on that.

Earlier reports were that the game uses Wine on Linux, as I don't own it I cannot verify it.

About the game
Government experiments on a young girl triggered a cosmic shock wave that gifted many young girls with mystical powers. She re-emerges into the world and vows to destroy all of mankind in an act of revenge. A brave group of girls who embraced their powers head to the battlefield to confront her; not just for the sake of the world, but to pursue their own personal motives and dreams.

Find Vanguard Princess on Steam. It's also now on sale until the 5th of September it's dirt cheap! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Tchey Aug 30, 2016
It's really cheap, but it seems to be an "barely average" game, with boobs to attract more players than if it was "only a barely average game".
Linas Aug 30, 2016
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Quoting: TcheyIt's really cheap, but it seems to be an "barely average" game, with boobs to attract more players than if it was "only a barely average game".
Sometimes boobs is all you need. :)
coolbober Aug 30, 2016
On Linux we have only skullgirls, this one is second fighting game. It cost less than 5$ and we have boobs. Thats good enough.
inlinuxdude Aug 30, 2016
Quoting: coolboberOn Linux we have only skullgirls, this one is second fighting game. It cost less than 5$ and we have boobs. Thats good enough.

I like how you think, sir!
qchto Aug 30, 2016
In case anyone is having problems with the Steam Controller, is because the Steam Overlay doesn't work in this game (regardless of version apparently.. A quick solution would be to add a the controller remap template to an activator button in the Desktop config (I have this done with the RB as activator, being the mapped RB/LB assigned to the grips).
Snowdrake Aug 30, 2016
Quoting: qchtoIn case anyone is having problems with the Steam Controller, is because the Steam Overlay doesn't work in this game (regardless of version apparently.. A quick solution would be to add a the controller remap template to an activator button in the Desktop config (I have this done with the RB as activator, being the mapped RB/LB assigned to the grips).
You may also use SC Controller
Tchey Aug 30, 2016
OK, i bought it.

- Very poor options, no full screen, image stretchs when you change the size of the window, not so fun gameplay.
+ my XBoxOne USB works fine

OK, i refunded it.
Julius Aug 31, 2016
This is a really good fighting game if you look past the aging graphics and other technical limitations. IMHO much better than Skull Girls and most other recent 2D fighting games.
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