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The developers of 'STASIS' have been unable to bring the game officially to Linux, but their next game 'CAYNE' [Steam, Official Site] will have Linux support from Day-1. It will also be free, so that's really awesome considering how high-quality it looks.

While it's set in the same world as STASIS, the story sits by itself and you can enjoy it without knowing STASIS.

Details on the game's story are light, but you're 'Hadley' and you wake up in a strange facility. You're 9 months pregnant, and they want your baby...

Sounds interesting and horrifying at the same time.

Features
- Point-and-click adventure game with a modern edge
- Beautifully rendered HD isometric backgrounds
- Fully 3D animated characters
- Quality animated FMV
- Voice acted by professional actors
- Open translation system
- Computer systems that interact with the game world
- Intuitive puzzles to test your deductive skills
- A modern re-telling of the classic adventure game genre
- An adjunct story set in the world of STASIS
- 6:10 monitor support Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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damarrin Nov 7, 2016
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Stasis is apparently still coming. Nice to see the dev has noticed us as a market and made sure this one is portable.
Ehvis Nov 7, 2016
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I'm especially excited about that 6:10 monitor support. :P
scaine Nov 7, 2016
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Well, that looked pretty horrific. I'm getting flashbacks to that scene in Prometheus...
Crystal Dagger Nov 7, 2016
Free? Honestly? That's pretty incredible...

Looks too good to be true, what's the catch?

Quoting: GuestThey have great cutscenes skills, but the ingame graphics look very dated to me in comparison.

They look fantastic to me! That they look "old" doesn't mean that they look "dated" but oh well, I'm the kind of person that watches other isometric graphics from lets say Ultima Online, Fallout (the classics), Baldurs Gate (and other oldies that use the Infinity engine), Kingdom Under Fire (the original), etc and still think that they are a timeless piece of art. But that's just my humble opinion.


Last edited by Crystal Dagger on 7 November 2016 at 10:38 pm UTC
seguleh Nov 7, 2016
@Crystal Dagger: they are pieces of art, so it's not only Your opinion :D.
ziabice Nov 9, 2016
I played STASIS under WINE: worked well, it has an OpenGL renderer. But honestly I found the game a little bit boring...
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