Quoting: CommanderThe one and only review, "This game is too buggy to play in linux."
No thanks, already got two broken games, Dying Light and Bioshock Infinite.

If you believe everything you read on the Internet, then sure, walk away.

His profile is set to private, it's the only "review" he has and it's a just a small line written using Google Translate.
You want to know how the game works on Linux, you can ask the game beta tester, moderator of GamersOnLinux http://www.indiedb.com/members/booman [External Link]
He has a huge experience of testing Linux games and providing guides and he surely won't lie about it.

No to mention there's now a "Steam Refunds" program and you can try it for yourself anyway. Basically every game on Steam now acts like a demo.

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Quoting: TealConsidering it's specifically just a few voiced lines and this is a comedy game, it will most likely poke a bit of a fun at the player for running Linux or something.

You're terribly wrong, it doesn't make fun of player for running Linux. Quite the contrary, one of game events shows a sparking BSODed PC and game character makes a comment that it's not a good idea to run a server on Windows.

Quoting: boomanSo if it runs on SteamOS, it should run in any Distro with Steam.

Yes, SteamOS is just a name. But not all people realize that Linux systems and SteamOS are the same thing.

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Quoting: Quote from liamdaweIs that Venn Stone narrating?

No, as the description states, it's Ryan Cooper:
http://metaljoemac.wix.com/home [External Link]

I see it's on the video's youtube page description, may be worth adding it to your indiedb page for it.

I'm actually planning to make a special page on the site for the actors who voiced the game characters, not just on IndieDB page. But of course, I'll add them all there as well...it just about time, I want to do this in a picture form with photos and information, not just typing bare text.

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Quoting: Quote from liamdaweIs that Venn Stone narrating?

No, as the description states, it's Ryan Cooper:
http://metaljoemac.wix.com/home

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Quoting: Quote from HamishI do not quite get the "politically incorrect " comment - so far they have not mentioned anything that would raise any eyebrows.

EDIT: The newspaper might, I suppose.

Newspaper is just a small detail. If you don't understand something about the game, write to developer via e-mail, everything will be explained. Also, there's no "they".

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The same version but not with just x86, it also has 64bit library (taken from One Late Night):[Direct download](https://dl.dropbox.com/s/x7136yjzm8tsmgw/Sacred Line 1.2b Overhaul linux.zip?token_hash=AAFVcqvIaui-TmaZZAHtu_GKYiGFW4XmC_eLBEckyGc7Wg&dl=1)

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Thank you very much and actually you right about corrupted build. Yesterday I tried to make a test build and engine exported very corrupted one which crashes with known error (and the only known fix about it is to reinstall unity, yes).Though it doesn't explain why another user who reported about sucessful launch didn't encountered this.

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Just got news from Linux user that 32Bit version works and completable.
A little tip from engine developer (another game but similar problem): "Setting the player's permissions to allow execution (either from a graphical file manager, or by chmod 755 myPlayer at the command line) should fix this."

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Thanks for feedback about this problem, posted a question about this on Unity forums. If there's any solution I'll post it here and on IndieDB page.

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