Silver, an RPG from the Dreamcast days arrives on Steam with Linux support

THQ Nordic has a little present for us today, as Silver, an RPG from the Dreamcast days has released on Steam with Linux support.

The game originally released in 1999 and here we are nearly two decades later with a Linux version, good things come to those who wait I guess? It's not the first older title they've given to Linux, as they also put out an updated version of Imperium Galactica II which had Linux support added recently as well.

Features

• Intuitive Swordplay: Silver's unique control method allows quick and intuitive handling of action, which is especially helpful in the heat of battle. In effect, the mouse becomes the player's "sword arm". Sweep the mouse to your left and your hero will slash to the left, sweep the mouse forward and your hero will lunge. Magical effects, throwing knives, arrow, and even catapults are also controlled through the mouse system.
• Interact with more than 50 characters. Be wary, not all are friendly
• Recruit allies, all with special abilities-Sekune is a master of archery, Cagen is a skilled martial artist, Jug's strength makes him a force to be reckoned with, and more
• Travel through hundreds of beautiful locations, rich in detail…and packed with danger
• Immerse yourself in battle with real-time combat
• Marvel at vivid special effects, powerful magical spells, and mighty weaponry that you'll acquire on your journey
• Use your mouse as your sword-vanquish your foes, including demons, dragons, and other insidious creatures

Find Silver on Steam. It's 20% off right now too and the price seems pretty reasonable anyway.

GOG has had it for a while, but they don't have the Linux version. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.