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Friendly Steps: physics party game released natively for Linux

The physics-based party game Friendly Steps is now available natively for Linux on Steam.

In Friendly Steps you control blackout-drunk characters whose legs have to be moved independently - solo or in rope-linked co-op for up to four players who stumble home through the city together.

The regular price is 7.99 Euro, with a 20 percent launch discount (6.39 Euro) at release. The developers list Ubuntu 20.04 or SteamOS 3.0 with Vulkan-compatible graphics drivers as the requirement.

• Physics-based movement: control each leg independently • Rope-linked co-op chaos (1-4 players) • Various locations and challenging routes • Hidden shortcuts, items, quests, and side paths • Speedrun mode - find the fastest way home • Character customization and emotes • Online voice chat

Friendly Steps screenshot

Source: Steam

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