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Star Conflict Takes Off On Linux

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 2 April 2014 at 01:37 PM EDT. 12 Comments

A few days ago I wrote about the Star Conflict game coming to Linux and as of today this space adventure game is officially available on Steam for Linux.

This free-to-play, massively-multiplayer space simulation game is now natively available on Linux via the Steam client and runs along side the Windows and OS X versions of the space game that have been available since 2013.

More details on Star Conflict can be found via its Steam product page. Embedded below is a video about this game that first premiered last year.

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