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@gamingonlinux It will!
— Little Red Dog Games (@LRDGames) March 6, 2017
The developer also confirmed in our comments it's using the Godot engine.
Features
- Life without an "undo" button. Your ship stays with you from start to finish. If something breaks, it'll stay broken until you figure out how to fix it.
- A universe of procedurally generated mysteries for the ambitious explorer.
- A diverse ecosystem of intergalactic fauna with their own predator, prey and scavenger roles to play.
- A steep difficulty-curve that will push your ability to stay calm under pressure to the limits.
- A compelling story of friendship and compassion that promises to surprise and entertain.
Looks pretty good, what do you think?
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Interesting, for sure, but I urge everyone- the list of kickstarter funded games promising Linux support only to back out after we fund it, is a long one. No Tux, no bux.
Last edited by artvandelay440 on 6 March 2017 at 2:47 pm UTC
Last edited by artvandelay440 on 6 March 2017 at 2:47 pm UTC
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Not to be a debbie downer but... Is it made with Flash? Couldn't this just as well have been a browser game?
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rustybroomhandle Mar 6, 2017
Interesting, for sure, but I urge everyone- the list of kickstarter funded games promising Linux support only to back out after we fund it, is a long one. No Tux, no bux.
I have backed many projects and have never had this happen on any of them. I know there are some, but I find it hard to believe that it's a particularly long list.
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Not to be a debbie downer but... Is it made with Flash? Couldn't this just as well have been a browser game?
How did you come up with the idea they use Flash? I think they are using multiplatform engine Godot.
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Sure I can't be the only one who instantly thought of this song when reading article title? :O
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How did you come up with the idea they use Flash?
Because it looks like it could have been.
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Hi everybody,
I'm the lead programmer and composer of Deep Sixed. I'd like to confirm that this game will - definitely - be released for Linux on day one. Solitary is right, we're using the Godot Engine which supports Linux out of the box. I'm a Linux user myself, so this game is partially developed on Linux and I'm testing Linux builds all the time.
I'm the lead programmer and composer of Deep Sixed. I'd like to confirm that this game will - definitely - be released for Linux on day one. Solitary is right, we're using the Godot Engine which supports Linux out of the box. I'm a Linux user myself, so this game is partially developed on Linux and I'm testing Linux builds all the time.
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Interesting, for sure, but I urge everyone- the list of kickstarter funded games promising Linux support only to back out after we fund it, is a long one. No Tux, no bux.
I have backed many projects and have never had this happen on any of them. I know there are some, but I find it hard to believe that it's a particularly long list.
Ahem.
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/2dark-released-without-a-linux-version-despite-promising-it-during-crowdfunding.9299
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