I was thrilled to find out that this game runs natively in Linux. The optimization is very fluid. The soundtrack is excellent so far, though I've only barely tested the game. The amount of f bombs in the voice over is awkward, and it's contrary to the style and presentation of the game seeming oriented to an "all ages" audience. I don't have a lot of roguelite fps experience to compare with, but this game is very well presented and I'm impressed.
I have not played through the entire game yet, but I had to notice just how perfectly optimized it is. As unfortunate as it may be to require 64-bit architecture, that's just the times, I suppose. This cross-platform game performed beautifully on my dated computer running both Linux and Windows 7. One should not be surprised when it was released to Switch at launch, but this is a fine standard to set. I hope other developers will be fortunate enough to work with publishers that help meet this very healthy order of priorities, especially if the game is a 2d pixel art game. Bravo for a stout release with the legs of a horse.
I learned after I had bought this game that Zoe Quinn, murderer of Alec Holowka, contributed some voice work. May as well buy a ticket to a hollywood movie or buy CIA drugs. This is stained with blood. I understand the fallacy of what I'm saying here, but one has to prioritize. Justice for Alec Holowka.
