Not sure why, but Alice: Madness Returns and everything by Spicy Horse Games has been delisted "at the request of the publisher".
Sucks they did this a week before the summer sale..
Edit: Alice is now back! Grimm on the other hand is still delisted. Hopefully it's being fixed as well.
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I backed the but was too busy with work (and many other games) to try it when the early version was released. Then I forgot about it. Last night I was catching up on my backlog and gave it a try. It's incomplete but really good. It's like a Japanese folklore version of Torchlight 2 without the Teletubbies color scheme. It's a F2P with purchasable upgrades. The includes one for $4.99 USD but the game is available free from the developer's site without it.
I didn't have any problems installing and starting the Linux version from Steam on Xubuntu 14.04 (Phenom 9550, GTX 750TI). I played through the first mission and the only problems I found was a HUD map not showing terrain and combat music not stopping after combat.
Unfortunately it wasn't successful for the publisher so it's currently only getting bug fixes and server maintenance.
Anyone else playing this game?
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Have you ever wanted to buy a game on Steam but didn't know if it was good? Have you ever had just enough money for an indie game but didn't know whether it was worth buying? Have you ever asked yourself, "Should I buy this game?"
It looks like a decent ARPG and I'm a fan of folklore, but it has a pretty low metacritic score. Is it SP or MP?
