The very pretty fighting game Fantasy Strike from Sirlin Games just got a great update, enabling cross-platform online play between Linux/macOS/Windows and the Nintendo Switch and Playstation 4 consoles.

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Featuring Linux support, Fantasy Strike is a fighting game that's quite streamlined giving more people an opportunity to enjoy it while still being difficult to master.

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Fantasy Strike, one of the few proper fighting games to support Linux just had a sweet update and it's looking really good.

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After we speculated about it coming, Fantasy Strike the fighting game from Sirlin Games is now officially available for Linux.

If there's one genre Linux has a pretty big hole in, it's fighting games. Thankfully it seems we may get another, as Fantasy Strike is showing signs of coming over to Linux.