Valkyrie Champions looter-shooter action game aims at Proton for Linux with Windows PC. Thanks to further details from developer Valorware. Working to make its way onto Steam Early Access.
Indie game developer Valorware is eager to announce October 12th. Since this is the worldwide release date of Valkyrie Champions. Which the studio’s new mission style Hero Shooter. Due to have a focus on upgrades and progress. Available solely on Steam Early Access. The gameplay offers vivid action with amazing visuals. Along with support for single-player and 4-player co-op online modes.
Reaching out to Valorware, it seems that the game will have support.
Valkyrie Champions uses Unity Engine, with FishNet networking.
The game is currently Windows only, however – the Proton version is working exceptionally well
This is the email reply from Valorware. Sadly no native Linux support is coming, even though Unity 3D is being used for development. That being said, the developer also points out this may only apply to Early Access. But is eager to share the video below. This shows Valkyrie Champions running on the Steam Deck.
Steam Deck Gameplay | Valkyrie Champions
Valkyrie Champions tests you by having you choose your champion. Then battle against hordes of coming enemies. Due to save thy kingdom from the evil that lurks in the shadows. Your champions have unique weapons and spells. So you must learn to master each character to claim victory. Packed with exciting quests and various difficulty modes. Valkyrie Champions includes unique monsters and epic bosses to defeat. So develop your combat skills and upgrade your hero. Facing off in the ultimate battle.
Key Features:
- Single-Playerand 4-Player online Co-op Modes
- Huge Boss Battles
- Skill Tree To Upgrade Your Character
- Weapons And Equipment to unlock
- Multiple Missions To Master
- Localized Into More Than A Dozen Languages
Valkyrie Champions looter-shooter action game Demo is available on Steam. Which is a Windows PC build, but you can play the game on Linux and Steam Deck. Due to make its way onto Steam Early Access this week, on October 12th. Remaining in development for 3 – 6 months.