Mojang's Scrolls Now Has An Experimental Linux Build

By Andrew - 13 Oct 2014 at 11:43 am UTC

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Scrolls is the next game from Minecraft studio Mojang that promised Linux support back in 2012. Two years later they have just pushed out an experimental Linux build.

Liam covered it rather a lot (latest article on it linked). It's great to see that Microsoft buying Mojang hasn't yet meant Mojang giving Linux the cold shoulder, and I hope they continue to support us

I have been unable to play it in Wine, so this is fantastic news.

Scrolls is a turn-based battle game played out with a deck of cards that come alive on the battle-board. There are different sets to collect, and you can customize your deck 'till you drop.

Client download link: http://download.scrolls.com/client/linux.tar.gz.

Source Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Card Game, Strategy

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3 comments

Cpukiller 14 Oct 2014

To be honest: I did not imagine that they will release on linux in the end.
Great to hear.

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Maokei 14 Oct 2014

Better late than never!

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Apopas 15 Oct 2014

That's a surprise!

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