100% yes. Perfect Linux support. Responsive dev team. Plus a virtually infinite amount of gameplay. It could use better traffic AI though.

Edit - QOL breaks Linux and Steamdeck. Original - Very pretty game that runs quite well on Linux. One of the first FPS games I've actually played through in just a few sittings. Not that it's short.

Definitely worth a playthrough. Only criticism would be it lacks an easily followed story, you're sort of just pushed through a work of art instead.

Finally released for Linux, and quite a joy to play. Only downside, which is of personal opinion really, is the amount of DLC available.

They deleted the Linux version. Devs are not kind to anyone asking about Linux support. Just about The studio in general.

For how simplistic the game is, it's very entertaining and infuriating. The fast pace, with levels taking 10-30 seconds helps a lot.

As hard as everyone says. Even with a controller, it takes many hours of practice and memorization to pull off tricks as planned. Still good, but hard.

This game is great for the musically talented, even those mildly so. Early levels are easy, as expected, but the complexity builds quite rapidly.

Compared to Tropico 4, this game hasn't done much in a positive direction, sadly. Combat is implemented oddly, and the campaign progression isn't clear.

Finally out of alpha! New features are awesome, including escape mode and more tutorial/story line. Quite a complex game, but loads of fun.