OneShot: World Machine Edition is coming to Steam with Steam Deck support

By Liam Dawe - 2 September 2024 at 11:38 am UTC

OneShot is a surreal top down puzzle / adventure game with unique gameplay capabilities that released back in 2016, a console adaption OneShot: World Machine Edition released in 2022 that is now coming to Steam with Steam Deck support.

KOMODO, the game developer / publisher and Valve's partner for Steam Deck distribution, announced the news today with a really short teaser trailer:

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It's not clear currently if this newer edition will have a Native Linux version like the original or not. But since they clearly state it will have "Steam Deck Verification" it will work on desktop Linux regardless with Proton.

The World Knows You Exist.

Experience an adventure game with puzzles that go beyond its own window and establish a unique bond with the main character.

In OneShot: World Machine Edition, you discover a strange computer operating system with a self-contained world installed. Explore this world to unravel its mysteries and help guide a child on their mission to restore the long-dead sun.

You hear that saving the world may no longer be possible... But it's worth a shot, you think.

You can find the original on Steam. OneShot: World Machine Edition doesn't have a Steam page at time of writing.

Update 16:00 UTC: the Steam store page for OneShot: World Machine Edition is now live. Showing it is in fact Steam Deck Verified. This is using Proton 9.0-2, and there appears to be no Linux version so stick to Proton. The Steam page lists it releasing on September 30th.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Steam Deck, Adventure, Puzzle, Steam, Upcoming

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blindcoder Sep 2

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Oh wow, I remember playing OneShot without knowing anything about it, and breaking down in tears over it afterwards.

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DogsRNice Sep 3

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I can't wait to get emotionally destroyed by this game again

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WMan22 Sep 3

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I wonder how the puzzle that changes your desktop background works if you play it on steam deck.

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JustinWood Sep 9

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Quoting: WMan22I wonder how the puzzle that changes your desktop background works if you play it on steam deck.

This I can answer, actually. World Machine Edition was built from the ground up to allow the game to be played properly on the Deck (And the Nintendo Switch). You _can_ play the original release on Deck, but it's fiddly and you're just going to end up losing a lot of the experience like the wallpaper, as you point out. The solution is that WME sets you up with a virtual desktop that you run OneShot on.

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