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The Night of the Rabbit from Daedalic Entertainment originally released in 2013 and has some pretty glowing reviews, and recently Daedalic gave it a proper Native Linux / Steam Deck version too. Bit of a surprise to see, especially with the Linux version coming with the first update to the game since 2013.

Original trailer below:

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Patch v2.2.312 released on 23 December 2024 noted:

  • Added linux/steamdeck support.
  • Added gamepad support.
  • Added native touch input support for steamdeck.
  • Updated engine.
  • Reworked codebase.
  • Reworked pathfinding.
  • Major and minor bugfixes.
  • Added chinese subtitles.
  • Added japanese subtitles.
  • Added korean subtitles.

And, just today, another patch went up to fix various issues.

More about it:

Lose yourself in a tale of magic and wonder, where anything is possible and where nothing is quite as it seems: join young Jerry and follow a peculiar white rabbit to the wondrous realm of Mousewood, a land where critters can speak and where mystery abounds.

It is here that Jerry’s dream of being a magician comes true, though a haunting, sinister force casts a long shadow over the forest. Someone offers the residents of Mousewood a deal of their lifetime - tickets to the greatest magic show that the world has ever seen. But the price is steep, as they'll have to stake their most precious possessions and also their lives.

As the shadows grow deeper, the residents of Mousewood have only Jerry to turn to. On an adventure full of laughter and tears, joy and fear, the young boy will face the ultimate trial, leaving behind the world he once knew, and his childhood, too, will become a thing of the past.

Key Features

  • Story-driven exploration/adventure: The Night of the Rabbit was conceived, written and designed by Matthias Kempke, who believes that games design is all about creating new worlds to be explored by players.
  • Multi-layered story: it starts out in a light-hearted and funny way, but soon shift to a dramatic and thought-provoking tone over the 20 hours of gameplay.
  • Original character and world design: the animal people who populate the game were originally developed in short stories written by game creator; these stories are included as the in-game bonuses.

The Night of the Rabbit | Release Date: 28th May 2013

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Avehicle7887 4 hours ago
Looks like Daedalic are revisting their old games, recently Chains of Satinav also got a Linux version and now this.

Maybe Memoria is next? One can only dream. :)
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