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Open-Source Serious Engine 1 Now Running On Linux

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 4 April 2016 at 08:03 AM EDT. 7 Comments

Last month Croteam open-sourced the Serious Engine 1 with the original support for Windows. Now though Serious Engine 1 with its open-source code-base is running along on Linux and OS X.

Croteam confirmed this morning that Ryan "Icculus" Gordon who did some of the original Serious Sam Linux/OSX ports has got his work in order and opened up his platform changes.

You can find this support for Serious Engine via Ryan's Serious-Engine fork.

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