While it does have Native Linux support and it is Steam Deck Verified, testing on both my desktop (Kubuntu) and Steam Deck - neither had any gamepad input at all. Swapping over to Proton Experimental made gamepad input work though.

Hmmm... As a backer I've had access to the game since mid-June, never saw that with the native build, neither on desktop (Arch Linux) nor Steam Deck, both on Steam beta. Gamepad controls works fine, on desktop with Sony DualShock 4 wired or Xbox One Controller wireless :huh:. I didn't play much though (like 5-6 times), so maybe it was corrected since :unsure:.

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Bon anniversaire GOL :wink:

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On Arch Linux, after installing a compatible java JRE (as mentionned above) and setting it as default (if multiple JREs are installed), it seems to work fine from my quick test in sandbox mode:
 
$ sudo pacman -S jre8-openjdk
$ sudo archlinux-java set java-8-openjdk/jre

I use pipewire with alsa/pulse/jack support.

Already owned the game but it's a nice gesture.

Thank you, FarSky Interactive :heart:

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I'll wait for the pure version :tongue:

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Yeah... Refund time :angry:

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Thank you Liam, from the bottom of my heart.

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Let's GOOOOOOO!!! [External Link]

Thank you Ethan :smile:

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I'll miss wobbly snowy rocks... not! :tongue:

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Such a convoluted/confusing way though: mark the game as supported on Linux, label a Windows depot as both Windows/Linux (while there is absolutely no Linux specific file contrary to some Ren'Py games packing Windows/macOS/Linux versions together e.g.), launch the Windows executable on Linux and last but not least ask Linux users to enable Proton manually to play the game... I don't mind if they check their game against Proton from time to time or get their game as Steam Deck verified but this, is a bit borderline for me (the red line would be the SteamOS+Linux icon/requirements on store page).

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According to Steam:
27 Nov, 2004 Half-Life 2 Retail Standard

I redeemed a few retail games (Half-Life Platinum Pack, Dark Messiah, Prey, The Orange Box, Left 4 Dead) before my first digital purchase (Braid) in September 2009

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