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The Whispered World Special Edition [Steam, GOG], a game I wished was on Linux before I reviewed Silence has been officially released today for Linux gamers.

They don't have a SteamOS/Linux icon yet and it doesn't state it has a Linux version on GOG just yet, but in their hefty changelog is this:
QuoteAdded: Native Linux version on platforms like Steam or GOG.com

I imagine there's a few boxes still to be ticked to have the Linux version advertised on both stores.

Great to see more from Daedalic Entertainment on Linux, hopefully they will continue to update older games with Linux support.

About the game
When the fate of a world hangs in the balance, an unusual hero arises!
The visually impressive adventure-epic The Whispered World is now available as a Special Edition for the first time. Let the Whispered World enchant you with its many animated details and fantastic characters.

Sadwick's adventure begins when he sets out to understand the meaning of his recurring nightmares. In his dreams, he is haunted by a mysterious blue sphere as his world collapses around him.

Shana, the oracle, confirms his worst fears: not only does she foretell the end of the world, but also that Sadwick is the very reason for their doom.

Face the prophecy and experience an adventure unlike any other!

Exclusive content of the special edition include audio comments featuring Jan 'Poki' Müller-Michaelis and Marco Hüllen, as well as the orchestral soundtrack and unlockable achievements.

Thanks mphuZ for letting us know! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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kokoko3k Mar 23, 2017
Oh man, i played it in the past via wine.
This game is so soporific!
Not going to play it again... meh!
Eike Mar 23, 2017
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Wow! Didn't expect that much non-exaltation! Seems I need to rebuy it and play again just to see if I remember all wrong. ;)
Plintslîcho Mar 23, 2017
Quoting: SalvatosIt's hard to overstate just how damn depressing that clown is. If the game's humor were better it might offset him, but I don't remember finding anything in the game more than mildly amusing, especially when so much of it is at the expense of a character. It's quirky in a way that could be charming but for me it felt awkward most of the way. I can't help but feel that while I could applaud Daedalic for succeeding in making Sadwick a sad and pitiful character as intended, I am more inclined to point out that not many people want a main character to be a pitiful self-defeatist that drags his feet through the whole adventure. I don't want to hate the game, but the protagonist really irks me.

Totally agree here.

The artwork is fantastic, as with all the adventure games by Daedalic. But the main character totally ruins this game, which is also typical for Daedalic games.

The only game by Daedalic that I still find interesting is Memoria so I'd be glad if that would make it to Linux eventually. Unfortunately, the game hangs from time to time when played through wine.
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