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PayPalFrom former Eidos Montréal developer solo dev Bryan Martinet of Maarti Games released a new trailer for their comedy exploration adventure Goeland. No release date for it yet but hopefully sometime soon. At release it will have full Native Linux support.
What exactly is it? Imagine something a bit like Untitled Goose Game but with a seagull, as you fly around and cause all sorts of chaos. A sandbox-style world so you get to mostly do whatever you want. From rescuing stranded animals, to pooping on someone just trying to eat their lunch.
Check out the new trailer below:
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Game Features:
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
- Fly freely around a vibrant island where nearly everything is interactive.
- Tease, prank, or assist citizens based on your mood.
- Engage in open-ended, sandbox-style gameplay.
- Solve playful challenges and uncover island secrets.
- Help animals in need and cross paths with them in unexpected ways.
- Go on treasure hunts by following maps and digging up hidden spots.
- Investigate a strange pollution threatening the island and try to fix it.
- Enjoy dynamic music that adapts to your behavior.
- Change the world, literally, through your actions.
- Adjust the settings anytime: disable chases and play at your own pace.
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