DUSK HD + SDK & Steam Workshop out now - needs Proton on Linux / Steam Deck
David Szymanski + New Blood Interactive have released DUSK HD as a free DLC for the retro FPS, but you'll need Proton to play it on Linux Desktop and Steam Deck.
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Retro shooter DUSK is getting a full free HD revamp
Coming around the 5 year anniversary, DUSK HD is going to be a big full visual remaster of the very popular shooter so here's what they've said about it.
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Fantastic retro-FPS DUSK gets The New and Old Update for Linux
A little later than expected but DUSK now has The New and Old Update available in the native Linux version.
Awesome fast-paced FPS DUSK gets a helpful update with more to come like Steam Workshop
David Szymanski and New Blood have updated DUSK to include some helpful UI updates, along with 40% off and there's plenty more to come for this brutal retro FPS.
DUSK with an exclusive map and Chasm come to GOG during their big 11th anniversary celebration
GOG has been going for just about 11 years now, so they're having a big sale to celebrate. On top of that the retro FPS DUSK is now on GOG with an exclusive GOGATORIUM map for the endless mode and also CHASM is now on GOG too.
Brutal retro-inspired FPS 'DUSK' officially arrives on Linux
Spread across three distinct campaign episodes, DUSK is a brutal retro-inspired shooter from David Szymanski and New Blood Interactive and it's now on Linux.
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