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Natural Selection 2 Appears On Steam For Linux

Written by Michael Larabel in Valve on 24 August 2013 at 03:44 PM EDT. 21 Comments

The Natural Selection 2 game has surfaced on the Steam for Linux library.

Natural Selection 2 is a multiplayer first person shooter and real-time strategy game by Unknown Worlds Entertainment. The game has been around for the past year on Windows and is a visually impressive title.

I've received a report today from Phoronix reader "Nikola" that Natural Selection 2 has appeared in the Steam Linux library and is installable. It's appeared in the SteamDB as of this morning. Update: The game can be downloaded now via the Steam Linux client but the official release is planned for 30 August.

The game is available via Steam for $25 USD.

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