Free 3-16 player party shooter of teamwork and betrayal, Klaus Veen's Treason added Linux support

Ready for the holiday period, Klaus Veen's Treason is a fun looking 3-16 player party shooter of teamwork and betrayal that now has Native Linux support. It's also free to play, so you can have a great time without spending a penny on it.

A social deduction shooter which seems like a really interesting idea:

In Treason, the Don has been murdered! Innocents must find Clues to identify the Traitors before they strike again.

Each round, a small group of players become Traitors who must eliminate all Innocents. Meanwhile, Innocents work with the Detective and Doctor to expose the killers using the Clue Processing Unit.

Choose your class (Slim, Medium, or Heavy), master unique abilities and gadgets, and survive the betrayal.

Check out the trailer below:

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The Linux version came with an update released December 12th, with the developer noting "The highlight of this update is native Linux support. We have ported Treason to Linux, which was quite more complicated than just hitting "compile" on the source code". The rest of the update was dealing with community feedback with fixing up issues reported.