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Hallo!
I can't launch the game on my Ubuntu 14 machine. The output is as follows:

./start.sh
Running Tyranny
Set current directory to /home/roberts/Games/Tyranny/game
Found path: /home/roberts/Games/Tyranny/game/Tyranny
Mono path[0] = '/home/roberts/Games/Tyranny/game/Tyranny_Data/Managed'
Mono path[1] = '/home/roberts/Games/Tyranny/game/Tyranny_Data/Mono'
Mono config path = '/home/roberts/Games/Tyranny/game/Tyranny_Data/Mono/etc'
displaymanager : xrandr version warning. 1.5
client has 4 screens
displaymanager screen (0)(DVI-I-1): 1920 x 1080
displaymanager screen (1)(HDMI-0): 1920 x 1080
displaymanager screen (2)(DVI-D-0): 1920 x 1080
Using libudev for joystick management

Importing game controller configs

And then nothing. Any ideas to what is going on?


Solution:
Ok, explicitly installing the 32 bit libraries (as described in the "Some games come with a 32-bit binary only. What does this mean?" help article), checking for updates and restarting the system has solved the problem.
Post edited November 12, 2016 by Robert91
This question / problem has been solved by Alm888image
I'm getting the exact same thing. Running Mint 17.2.
Is the start.sh script still running, or does it just exit?
Any sound/music?

Tyranny has some problems with multi-monitor setups, especially on linux.
My output is identical, but it works for me (16.04), just starting on the wrong screen.
Maybe it does something weird like rendering on a display that does not exist.
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username4: Is the start.sh script still running, or does it just exit?
Any sound/music?
It terminates and gives control back to the terminal. No sound, no music, no icon in the launcher bar.
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username4: Maybe it does something weird like rendering on a display that does not exist.
That is possible as the output mentions 4 monitors while I only have 3. Will check it.
Post edited November 12, 2016 by Robert91
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Robert91:
Does

~/.config/unity3d/Obsidian Entertainment/Tyranny/Player.log

have anything useful mentioned?

Also, you should probably launch the game directly without "start.sh" script. Go to

<path_to_install>/game

directory and try to run "Tyranny" executable. Make sure you have all related libraries installed (32 bit are required).

To test what is needed run

$ ldd -r ./Tyranny

command in that directory. Missing libraries will be shown in cursive.
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Alm888: ~/.config/unity3d/Obsidian Entertainment/Tyranny/Player.log

have anything useful mentioned?
Obsidian Entertainment directory does not exist in the .config/unity3d/ directory.
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Alm888: Also, you should probably launch the game directly without "start.sh" script. Go to

<path_to_install>/game

directory and try to run "Tyranny" executable.
Same result as running the start script.
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Alm888: Make sure you have all related libraries installed (32 bit are required).

To test what is needed run

$ ldd -r ./Tyranny

command in that directory. Missing libraries will be shown in cursive.
All libraries show in normal script. None seem to be missing.
Glad you was able to fix averything! Have a nice play!
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Robert91: Obsidian Entertainment directory does not exist in the .config/unity3d/ directory.
That's strange... Do other subdirectories exist there? To be clear, we are talking (probably) about

/home/roberts/.config/unity3d/

directory.

If not, there can be permission problems which is bad (as the game stores its savefiles in there).