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Like your exploration and survival games? How about a pinch of physics fun? Space Bob vs. The Replicons is here to scratch that burning itch.

With the latest update that arrived today, Linux support has been officially added in. It also adds in FXAA, new audio effects, a rework of the Bonus Upgrades systems, a re-work of the in-game scoring UI and plenty of bug fixes.

About the game:

Space Bob vs. The Replicons is a light hearted yet challenging physics-based planetary exploration, survival, rogue-lite in the final stages of development for PC (Mac & Linux soon). Expect to die in a dozen different ways before you figure out how to survive for an hour. 

Combining hand crafted planets with procedurally placed resources and hazards, you must help Bob to solve the mystery of what is keeping him trapped in a never ending time loop while experiencing elements of survival, platforming, adventure and space exploration along with his companion AI.

Their current plan is to leave Early Access in September. Space Bob vs. The Replicons is only on Steam currently.

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