Quoting: throghWhich engine is used? Is this a Unity-title with integrated telemetry or a real port to Linux without those unneeded integrals? :huh:

It's the original engine which dates back to 2003 from PS2 release, updated to work with modern systems/OS. :-)

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Can someone please check if they included a 64bit exec with this patch? :)

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Liam can you please check if they included a 64bit exec with this? Last I recall the game was 32bit only.

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I picked this game the day it was released on GOG, the devs did well in bringing it up to speed with modern OS's. During my entire playthrough I encountered very little technical issues but nothing game breaking.

Gameplay wise it can be challenging sometimes but it's not overly done so you won't have to smash your keyboard. Also the game is a bit of an open world and you open new areas by progressing through the story. Highly recommend it.

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"Digital Copy of the game on Steam"

I'd buy it but only if they release on GOG. Otherwise looks interesting, something fresh

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Skimmed through the Linux "changelog" on Steam, it seems some people are experiencing control issues. I'll patiently wait until they polish it a bit more and release it on GOG, then it's party time.

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I don't want to rub people the wrong way with this, however until Square Enix decides to release on GOG I can't support Feral's work. Considering the Windows version is still plagued with Denuvo I don't see this happening anytime soon.

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Wasn't this the game that ends with a cliffhanger with the first one? or am I mistaking it for a similar one.

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I finished this game only once (and without 100%). It is one of the most enjoyable *Vania type games I ever played, some bosses made me Alt+F4 a couple of times, looking forward for more (bosses not alt+f4's). :-)

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I highly doubt Skyrim would come to Linux like this. Bethesda and id Software are beer buddies, we'd probably see Doom and Wolfenstein before arrows start hitting the knee.

My Guess is: A game by a company that has already worked with Feral before, take your pick.

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