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  1. cptcobalt
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    So, I finished this game last night. This game is a quick play, only made longer because I was just using it as an absurdity sandbox. I sat down to show it to my husband last night, and in less...

    So, I finished this game last night. This game is a quick play, only made longer because I was just using it as an absurdity sandbox. I sat down to show it to my husband last night, and in less than a minute I was in tears from laughing too hard. Few other games have been able to bring me such sheer joy.

    This is a serious contender for my game of the year.

    13 votes
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    Octofox
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    Shame it there is no linux version. If it was on steam I probably could have run it fine through proton.

    Shame it there is no linux version. If it was on steam I probably could have run it fine through proton.

    9 votes
    1. pseudolobster
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      Can confirm. I got it running this morning. For whatever reason I can't get it running on vanilla wine, nor on proton via command line (using a blank proton prefix). I used winetricks to install a...

      Can confirm. I got it running this morning.

      For whatever reason I can't get it running on vanilla wine, nor on proton via command line (using a blank proton prefix). I used winetricks to install a bunch of .net stuff, d3dx10, dxvk, etc, but I couldn't figure out what it's missing. It just gives a unity crash window, and trying via proton just hangs.

      What I ended up doing is pretty janky, but it works. Basically install any other unity game via steam play, then copy the UGG files into that folder and rename them to match the original game's exe.

      I used cuphead, but any unity game, and perhaps any other game via proton / steam play might work.

      Step 1: Install cuphead via steam.

      Step 2: Copy the UGG files into the cuphead directory.

      • Open a terminal
      • Type cd ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Cuphead
      • Type rm * -rf to delete cuphead's files (edit if you're not sure what you're doing, before typing this command, ensure you're in the correct directory and you didn't get an error from the previous command. Type pwd and it should return something like /home/yourusername/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Cuphead. If not, stop immediately and ask for advice)
      • Type cp -R ~/Downloads/Untitled.Goose.Game/* . to copy the UGG files into the cuphead directory
      • Type mv Untitled.exe Cuphead.exe to rename the exe
      • Type mv Untitled_Data Cuphead_Data to rename the data folder

      Step 3: Use steam to launch Cuphead. Untitled Goose Game plays flawlessly for me on integrated graphics

      This ought to work with the version from the epic store, but I pirated it so I'm not sure.

      10 votes
    2. [5]
      Akir
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      You can run non-steam games through Proton.

      You can run non-steam games through Proton.

      3 votes
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        Wes
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        Useful knowledge. Though in this case, Epic Game Store does not run on Linux.

        Useful knowledge. Though in this case, Epic Game Store does not run on Linux.

        4 votes
        1. alexandre9099
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          It does, at least, it did, when subnautica was free to keep there

          It does, at least, it did, when subnautica was free to keep there

          1 vote
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        Octofox
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        Is there a web ui I can download the games from epic through so I can run them in proton then?

        Is there a web ui I can download the games from epic through so I can run them in proton then?

        1. Akir
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          Yes, it's called The Pirate Bay. In all seriousness, though, I didn't realize it was an EGS exclusive at the time I wrote that comment.

          Yes, it's called The Pirate Bay.

          In all seriousness, though, I didn't realize it was an EGS exclusive at the time I wrote that comment.

          3 votes
  3. Deimos
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    GamesIndustry.biz had a good interview with a couple of the devs yesterday: Unheadlined Goose Game interview

    GamesIndustry.biz had a good interview with a couple of the devs yesterday: Unheadlined Goose Game interview

    8 votes
  4. tesseractcat
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    I've been playing for some time now and the game is pretty fun. They've really nailed the goose mechanics, and the interactions with the NPC's are funny. I hope they release expansions with new...

    I've been playing for some time now and the game is pretty fun. They've really nailed the goose mechanics, and the interactions with the NPC's are funny. I hope they release expansions with new areas at some point.

    5 votes
  5. gpl
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    I bought this for the switch last night and I’ve having fun with it. I got through the first ‘stage’ (except for making the gardener wear his sun hat, I couldn’t figure out how to do that). It’s...

    I bought this for the switch last night and I’ve having fun with it. I got through the first ‘stage’ (except for making the gardener wear his sun hat, I couldn’t figure out how to do that). It’s extremely unique and very pleasant, although I can only play for about and hour at a time before getting kind of bored. But that’s sort of nice actually.

    5 votes
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    1. bme
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      I'm pretty annoyed. I'm not installing EGS though.

      I'm pretty annoyed. I'm not installing EGS though.

  7. Grzmot
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    EGS exclusive? Guess I'll get it in a year... Or possibly on the Switch, we'll see.

    EGS exclusive? Guess I'll get it in a year... Or possibly on the Switch, we'll see.

    3 votes