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Name

 Skulls of the Shogun 

 

Developer

 17-BIT 

 

Publisher

 17-BIT 

 

Tags

 Strategy 

 

Singleplayer 

 

Multiplayer 

Release

 2013-07-29 

 

Steam

 4,09€ 3,59£ 4,99$ / 50 % 

 

News

 25 

 

Controls

 Keyboard 

 

 Mouse 

 

 Full Controller Support 

 

Players online

 4 

 

Steam Rating

 Very Positive 

Steam store

 https://store.steampowered.com/app/228960 

 

How long to Beat

Main Story

 9 Hours 

 

Main Story + Extras

 16 Hours 

 

Completionist

 29 Hours 

 

SteamSpy

Peak CCU Yesterday

  

Owners

 100,000 .. 200,000 +/-  

 

Players - Since release

  +/-  

Players - Last 2 weeks

  +/-  

Average playtime (forever)

 235  

Average playtime (last 2 weeks)

 0 

Median playtime (forever)

 275 

Median playtime (last 2 weeks)

 0 

Public Linux depots

 Skulls of the Shogun Linux [744.63 M] 




LINUX STREAMERS (0)




Linux Update

Hello everyone!

This is a minor housekeeping update for Linux - the Windows and macOS versions were untouched in this update.

The short version: Valve failed this game for Steam Deck cert because of the Skulls Anywhere login dialog; the service was shut down some time ago so this was no longer supported anyway. I went in and removed the login button and the Skulls Anywhere option in the multiplayer menu, no other changes were made. The game actually works great on Steam Deck as-is!

(For preservation folks: If you want a build with the login button intact, the linux32 branch still has it just in case!)

One known issue that remains from the last version is that Xwayland combined with a high-DPI mode will result in a black screen - for whatever reason multisampling is forced on in Xwayland, which breaks our presentation system (and many others, I would imagine). Thankfully with the SDL2 update you can set SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland and get around this with a fully native Wayland window. This will eventually be made the default in a future SDL release, so at some point this will just passively go away. (Also: You can enable specialized high-DPI support by passing /enablehighdpi:1 as a launch argument.)

Thank you for your continued support!


[ 2022-10-31 19:38:48 CET ] [ Original post ]