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King Arthur's Gold Live On Steam For Linux

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King Arthur's Gold (Steam Link) is a multiplayer game played with up to 32 players. Build castles and wage war on the enemy team as a knight, archer or builder in a fully destructible medieval world. It blends the best cooperative aspects of Lost Vikings, mashes them with Worms, with the visual style of Metal Slug, made by the creators of Soldat.

Features
  • Up to 32 Player Realtime Multiplayer 
  • 2+ Teams 
  • 3 Distinct Classes 
  • Knight 
  • Archer 
  • Builder
  • 6 Standard Gamemodes 
  • Take the Halls 
  • Capture the Flag 
  • Team Deathmatch 
  • Sandbox 
  • Challenges 
  • Save the Princess
  • Siege Machines & Naval Warfare 
  • Catapults 
  • Ballistae 
  • Longboats 
  • War Ships 
  • Mounted Bows
  • Medieval sword duels 
  • Offline singleplayer 
  • Bison Taming 
  • Collapsible Physics Based on Construction Support 
  • Dynamic 2D Water and Fire 
  • Shark Riding 
  • Build Castles and Traps 
  • 60+ Unique Heads To Choose 
  • Wilhelm Scream 
  • Technology Research and Trading 
  • Available 100% on 3 Platforms (Win,OSX,Linux) 
  • Full Integrated Mod Support via Scripting


That's a lot of features crammed in! What do you guys think to this one? I did a bit of the tutorial and it seemed interesting but I haven't had a moment to properly play it yet.

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You can get it DRM free from them directly too just FYI. Sadly as I redeemed my direct purchase onto Desura (yes it's available there too!) I cannot get a Steam key yet until they sort out their key system. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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4 comments

hardpenguin Nov 8, 2013
Played this game much when it was in alpha - and it was awesome these days. Current game version was rewritten from the scratch, so it is much different than alpha - the gameplay pace changed much, however the game gained plenty of new content.

Don't mistake current full version (available on Steam) for the free version (KAG Classic), also available on their website and on Desura.
Forrest Loomis Nov 8, 2013
I played this game over a year ago... It was honestly the most fun I've had playing anything multiplayer for ages.  I definitely need to purchase this, and then restructure my entire life and schedule to make time for playing it. :)
Lord Avallon Nov 8, 2013
"...It blends the best cooperative aspects of Lost Vikings, mashes them with Worms, with the visual style of Metal Slug, made by the creators of Soldat."

Well, it can´t be forgotten the game it was based in, King Arthur´s World from Jaleco for the SNES, an excellent game and one of my favorites, it was one of the first games to use Surround Sound on this platform.

I played the free version, despite the fact it is very basic, it can give an idea of the game, I liked very much and this updated version has a lot of things and it has WILHELM SCREAM!
Half-Shot Nov 8, 2013
I bought it just looking at the trailer on steam. Gonna give it a go.
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