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Strategy adventure game 'Pathway' [Steam, Official Site] is the second game from Robotality to come to Linux, the first was their pretty good strategy game Halfway (I'm noticing a theme with their naming here…).

I spoke with the developer over email, who confirmed Linux support. I was so excited about it I asked before checking the trailer—turns out it's also mentioned in the brand new trailer directly—awesome! So great to see platform parity.

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I think it looks really interesting, especially so as this is the most amount of gameplay they've shown on it so far. I absolutely adore the artwork and the gameplay looks great and quite varied too. They say each playthrough will generate a new campaign on a procedural map, with every location giving you some tough choices to make.

They also announced they've teamed up with Chucklefish once again to publish it.

Will you be grabbing it at release? It's scheduled for this year.

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Drakker Mar 15, 2018
Quoting: razing32Just a hunch:
Think that's an artefact of older cartoons from the beginning of the 20th century.
Back then if people paid to see animation they expected to get what they paid for so a character sitting still would be seen as wasted money. That's why characters in old cartoons constantly bop up and down.
Think it carried over to character animation in this game.

Makes sense... with the popularity of Cuphead and the revival of early 20th century style. But its still really annoying.
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