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Line War RTS is still due to get a Linux build
Line War PvP multiplayer RTS game still due to get a port for Linux with Windows PC. According to further details from developer Studio Centurion. Which is available on Steam with 85% Very Positive reviews. There may be a lot of RTS’s out there, but there aren’t many like Line War. Since gameplay takes inspiration from classics in the RTS genre plus board games like Axis & Allies. While adding a unique movement system that does away with tedious micromanagement. RTS fans are already taking notice: since its demo release in February. Over 30,000 matches have been played! However, Linux support still seems to be at large. Studio Centurion just emailed me with an update.
We're completely stuffed at the moment so Linux support will have to wait until after the summer vacations.
Line War is still coming to Linux. It's just going to take some time. The developers are swamped with limited time to focus on a port. But the goods news, this is a Unity 3D, which is very playable via Proton. Which is the workaround until the developer has a minute to work on the native port.
Line War Launch Trailer
Line War is a multiplayer RTS that puts players in a procedurally generated world. Giving you a simple to learn, difficult to master mechanics that will enthrall RTS fans old and new. So instead of going back and forth between buildings or commanding groups of units, Line War makes things more streamlined. While offering players a unique visual command system. With three different command types–point, line, and path players can customize their strategy to fit their playstyle. All while the game’s refined AI executes those choices. Draw lines across the battlefield to move units, form defensive lines, engage enemies and conquer territories. Line War’s visual system allows for multiple commands to play out at the same time. Since the units will continue to respond and follow their paths long past the initial execution. This means more time for strategy and less micromanagement. Line War also switches things up by eliminating the time consuming process of managing an abundance of resources. Only two resources, energy, and capital, are vital to build and maintain structures. Planning ahead is key to success: survey the battlefield and make strategic decisions. Then decide what to do and where to go next. Players have a vast terrain to work with. Build and expand across plains, forest, mountains, and seas. due to gain the upper hand. Each has their own distinct benefits and setbacks. With a multiplayer gameplay at its core, Line War offers players a board game-like experience where they challenge friends. They can also make new ones with matchmaking. Giving you a chance to refine strategies, and play again and again. Those looking for a solo experience can play in the sandbox mode. There you can take on your greatest challenge yet: yourself! Line War features a simple, user-friendly UI, with retro-inspired lo-fi graphics. Due to enhance the detail of the gameplay. Line War PvP multiplayer RTS is available now on Steam. Priced at $19.99 USD / £15.49 / 16,79€. Offering support for Windows PC, but the Linux build is still on the way.
Line War on Steam is Just a Few Weeks Away
Line War due to execute a superior strategy on Linux
Line War new type of multiplayer RTS game will be out soon on Linux with Windows PC. All due to the creativity and effort of developer Studio Centurion. Due to release a Demo next week ahead of the Steam Eary Access release. Two man development team, Studio Centurion, are due to reveal their innovative new title: Line War. Coming soon to Steam Early Access and hitting the Next Fest in February. Line War is a strategy multiplayer game that does things differently. Plus, the game is due to offer Linux support, according to the Studio Centurion email.
Yes, Line War is built with Unity which "should" support Linux client builds out-of-the-box. In fact, our game servers are already a headless Linux build running in the cloud.
....we would prioritize a Linux version for EA unless wishlisting goes up substantially (it's just 0.42% today).
While this is good news, the use use of Unity 3D should be no surprise. According to Studio Centurion, the Steam Wishlisting indicates a fairly low Linux preference. So in your Steam Store Preference, make sure Linux is the only operating system selected. Then help the developers by Wishlisting the Line War multiplayer RTS on Steam. Due to help ensure a Linux build for Line War Inspired by classic RTS titles like Command and Conquer with a nod to famed board game Axis and Allies. Line War combines elements of 4X, wargame, auto battler, and real-time tactics genres. Doing so with a unique strategic experience for veterans and newcomers.
Line War Trailer
Line War’s well rounded control system allows players to quickly and intuitively issue commands. Doing so by drawing lines across the battlefield to move units. You can also form defensive lines, engage enemies, and conquer areas. Configure your command lines to filter out certain units to flank your enemies. Or have them dig-in or feed distant frontlines. With procedurally generated maps, Line War players will need to expand their range. All due to acquiring resources in order to create key structures. The more area a player holds, the more change they’ll have to acquire energy and capital. From barracks to factories, airports to refineries. Each serves a distinct purpose in toppling the opposition. Choosing where to deploy buildings and the units they create is key to defending key locations. This also helps limit the enemy’s expansion. With a single playable army to ensure balanced matches and just two resources to manage (energy and capital). Line War ensures players are free to focus on planning and executing a strategy through the use of its unique command system. Whether you choose to starve your opponent of energy through refinery sabotage. Maybe mount a brutal aerial offense with high powered rockets. You can also use transport ships to bypass defences, the key to victory lies in maximizing the use of the clever command system. One that is at the heart of Line War. Line War multiplayer RTS can be Wishlisted now on Steam. Due to offer both Linux and Windows PC. Also, make sure to keep a look for the Demo next week. To follow development news and updates, join the ranks on Discord and check out the official website.
