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Always nice to see games that promise Linux support get fully funded. Moonlighter is an Action RPG with shopkeeping elements and it has been over-funded.

Sitting pretty at over $70K againt a target of $40K, it looks pretty set to come for Linux which was included in the initial goal. It still has 18 days left to hit some of their stretch goals, will be interesting to see what else they have planned for it.

Personally, I think the game is utterly beautiful and I will certainly be picking up a copy when it comes out (if I don't get a review copy).

It has also been greenlit, so it will be on Steam. It will also be DRM free on Humble Store.

They estimate it will release in March 2017. I am very much looking forward to it!

About the game
Moonlighter is a action RPG game with rogue-lite elements about Will, an adventurous shopkeeper, that secretly dreams of becoming a hero.

To earn the daily bread, he needs to venture into the dungeons near his town, defeat strange enemies and obtain loot to be sold at his shop. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Mountain Man Jun 15, 2016
"Always nice to see games that promise Linux support get fully funded."

It will be even nicer if the developer doesn't pull the all-too-common "Windows now, Linux later (or never)" stunt.
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