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You made a 50% off weekend WHILE it has linux support, and so I bought it and now you disconnninued it!
Sry but I'm very angry now and it's hard for me to keep my langue childfriendly right now ...
I would instantly refund the game if the 2 weeks didn't has pased already ...
And no, there is no way of undestanding anything here for me ...
As of what I saw, the updates were only skins and language, so you won't be missing anything playing the older version, which is still available and playable, only unlisted from the store (pretty much like Arma 3).
I tried Human: Fall Flat with Proton (you'll need Native2Proton for installing it), and the performance wasn't all too bad, but there was some lag and the audio was somewhat choppy. It may or may not be better with Lutris.
Edit: Other people tested the game with Native2Proton (can be found here[github.com]) and they had no problems at all! It should run flawlessly with you, give it a try :D
Unless you really need the skins (or they release the long awaited Workshop support or something like that), you'll be better playing the older, native version.
I wouldn't say I'm happy with this decision (dropping Linux support), but I don't care much either, I beat the game some three or four times already :P
I hope you'll enjoy playing this game the way I did!
Thanks for the answer.
The Linux version worked perfectly and I haven't encountered a single bug during my 10h of play.
Also I had no sound issues and the "cross platform" multiplayer worked also fine.
Cross platform means Proton to a real windows.
I am ready to know the absurd reason to eliminate the linux version and keep the one for mac!
I have several friends who bought it recently to play exclusively on linux. Can we imagine a refund?
As a customer I am really disappointed in this decision.
Am I understanding right? Linux support have been discontinued in order to support more skins?
Anyway, I stop buy No Brakes Games title as now. Every Linux users should do.
You have lost a lot of the fans, you made when supporting linux. Openly dropping support, with a nicely worded, honest explanation would have been better.
Spread the word guys.
Maybe if these new features they're planning involve a bunch of new game modes which they don't have time to QA on Linux, I can semi-understand the problem.
However if updates are mostly just new skins/new maps then I'm a little more confused on why it would be hard to support.