I don't see a pengiun on the game page, and for a Paradox published game this is a rarity...
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I was about to ask about the same thing. As the recent Paradox games as well as all three wargame series games have been available on linux as well.
Yes it would be a real shame if this would not be released for Linux. I mean Paradox and Eugene did a really good job in the past with titles like Stellaris and Wargame. I see no reason why it shouldn't be. Especially if you consider Microsoft's recent push making Windows + Store a (even more) walled garden...
An official statement would be nice
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This seems interesting. On https://www.paradoxplaza.com/steel-division-normandy-44 is an indicator for Linux but on http://www.steeldivisiongame.com/ it mentions only Windows in the footnotes. It's probably a mistake
An official statement would be nice
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This seems interesting. On https://www.paradoxplaza.com/steel-division-normandy-44 is an indicator for Linux but on http://www.steeldivisiongame.com/ it mentions only Windows in the footnotes. It's probably a mistake
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I suspect there will still be a Linux version. I recall Eugen didn't initially have it with ALB an RD either, but it was introduced a bit later. The base engine itself has already been used in Linux and since Steel Division is based on it I suspect it will be no different case.
Yes, you're probably right. It would make little sense if they decided to not use their existing technology/knowledge.
You folks probably already have seen this, but just in case you haven't:
However, I think @Jusas is right. If a GNU/Linux release get's confirmed I'll take a closer look at the game.
However, I think @Jusas is right. If a GNU/Linux release get's confirmed I'll take a closer look at the game.