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RE: Linux & Mac Support 🐧Linux: We are launching with Linux (x64, not ARM) support using flatpak. We are launching the native Linux and given the diversity of the Linux ecosystem, we are treating the Linux launch as "experimental". We have programmers on the team who natively work on Hytale using Linux, so expect support to expand and improve. System requirements should be similar to Windows - RAM requirements may be lower due to Windows usually hogging more memory as an OS. So all in all, you will be able to download Hytale for Linux, you will be able to install it and run it but chances are there may be some issues you run into that are super specific to your distro. We rely on reports to fix those issues. We have not tried and won't try Proton. Given that we don't do any kernel-level anticheat, you will probably be able to run it via a compatibility layer too but that's for the community to find out. One test was conducted on a Steamdeck with attached docking station (Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse) and got well playable results in local singleplayer. (Steamdeck is NOT officially recommended as there is NO CONTROLLER SUPPORT YET). 🍎Mac: We WOULD be ready to launch for native MacOS (Apple Silicon / M Chips) - however we are missing the signing certificate. The ticket keeps being reset in the queue and we have to keep calling them. System requirements are work in progress - we have tried it on M3+ at the moment and we are working our way back in time to find the lowest limit. We will NOT launch Hytale for Intel Macs as Apple themselves abandon them in the next MacOS version. We are a small team and there is no way we can support abandoned platforms. So for Mac, we use it internally to play on and even work on it but ultimately we have no way to ship it without the certificate. As soon as we have it, we will update you. We will update the requirements on blog & store in the coming days.

I edited myself, and you will notice some audio is cut, muffled, or acting up because of the language we used. I did my best to clean it up! Note that we didn’t use potions, food, traps, totems, blocks or magic. We’re really just testing the fundamentals and getting a feel for the core combat. We’ll add many more features and work closely with PvPers to ensure combat feels right and continues to improve over the years. We aim to bring a range of PvP minigames and support the community in creating their own PvP content. What I'm really excited about is seeing the community revive classic PvP modes like Bed Wars, Survival Games, Skywars, UHC, Extractions and more. Not only am I working on the game, business, and partnerships, but I'm also learning DaVinci Resolve in my free time to deliver you guys some raw footage. I'm in the trenches, bois😅