Mayhem in Single Valley from developer Fluxscopic seems like an adventure not to be missed and it's releasing later this year, sometime in the "Fall", with Linux support.
It's a stylish top-down action adventure, mixing in combat and puzzles with a focus on "family and everyday struggles". It's quite an exaggerated tale, one where the craziest things you might read about happen a lot more frequently. You play as Jack, a local "troublemaker" who makes a series of major discoveries before he's supposed to leave home.
Check out the trailer, I think it looks great:
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The bit with the squirrel really got me. Looks like it will have some really great humour in it.
Since it's listing Linux support on Steam and I thought it looked quite fun, I reached out to the developer on Twitter where they confirmed it.
The feature list is quite a surprise too, take a look:
- An in-depth story with weird and wonderful fleshed-out characters.
 - Lots of level-up items, Easter eggs, and mini games.
 - Combine different food types, antidotes, and poisons to escape and/or manipulate crazed wildlife and bosses.
 - Pull, push, drag, and generally fling items about your environment to solve puzzles and overcome obstacles.
 - Throw in any direction as you run for your life.
 - Portable cassette player based soundtrack. You decide what music you'd like to accompany your battles.
 - The river has a current, anything that falls in will float down stream.
 - Your bag is your inventory, drop it if you want to swim across the river.
 - Crazed animals will chase you between levels. Shake them off if you want to survive.
 - Everything is modular, use NPCs like items, discard your cassette player/soundtrack, throw a fish enemy to distract a hungry bear.
 - Dynamic lighting and shadows... are those poisoned rats' eyes I see glowing in the dark.
 - Enemies and characters have multiple desires and fears. Squirrels are afraid of bears. Wake a bear, get him to chase you, to clear an escape route of nutty critters.
 
You can wishlist and follow it on Steam.




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