Ato is now available on Linux* and MacOS! Both M1 and Intel CPUs are compatible on MacOS.

It's the same game you know and love now more accessible than ever. This additional platform support means that it should be fairly optimized to run on Steam Deck as well, once it releases. We plan to apply for a Steam Deck verified rating (and test it on the hardware ourselves) as soon as possible, but it might be several months after Steam Deck releases due to Ato's relative obscurity in Steam's wide library of games.

As a reminder, the Steam autumn sale is still going on. If you've been waiting for a Mac release to pick up Ato, now is a great time to get it while it's still on sale! JumpyCute

*The game's engine (GameMaker Studio 2) only officially supports Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04. (Steam itself only supports Ubuntu and SteamOS). That said, it should generally work on most Linux distributions, but may require additional steps and workarounds. As such, Ato only officially supports Ubuntu and SteamOS as well.

[h3]Miscellaneous Updates[/h3]

Since the last update, a few more minor fixes have made their way in, hence the update to version 1.0.8.

• Turtle no longer gets stuck in the left side wall when rolling.
  
• Minor updates to some in-game menu translations.
  
• Fixed stretching on resolutions that do not have a 16:9 aspect ratio.
  
• Fixed a potential crash on Champ, Guardian, and Twins. (This bug was discovered with the Mac build where it happened consistently; it's unknown if this crash was possible on Windows before. In any case, it's fixed now.)