ROOT now available for Linux on Steam
Digital Tribe Games and Deep Fried Enterprises have logged onto Steam, bypassed the firewall, and made ROOT access available to the masses. ROOT has officially launched for Linux with a celebratory limited time 20% discount off of its suggested retail price of $9.99
Deep Fried Enterprises, “finally got the Linux version up and running!!”
Step into the inexpensive loafers of expert hacker Edward Summerton. Roll up your sleeves, pop your collar and brew a pot of coffee, because today you’re going to breach the networks of a mysterious and powerful corporation.
During this undertaking of corporate crypto-espionage you will face many hostile programs, but your most dangerous enemy is the man who designed them. The Systems Administrator built the System from the ground up and holds immense power within the network. He will use the limitless resources at his disposal to prevent you from achieving your goal: total ROOT access to the System.
Check out the gameplay trailer below:
FEATURES
- /// Accurate Guns /// Your crosshair is literally a dot. No reticule bloom, no accuracy cones, no B.S. Your shot lands where the cursor points.
- /// Real Stealth /// No “crouch for invisibility,” you must tread softly and check your corners.
- /// Boss Fights /// Be prepared for tough, end of level fights. Only truly dangerous enemies are satisfying to defeat.
- /// Interactive Environment /// Objects can be moved, shot, shattered, picked up and thrown.
- /// Adjustable Abstract Visuals /// The inside of a computer is not what you expect. Complete with adjustable color.
- /// Old School Mentality /// This is a game, not a movie. You are in control of all your actions. No QTEs or long animated cut scenes.
- /// Vaguely Witty Dialogue [On/Off] /// Listen to your companion, SHELL, ramble on about various things, which may or may not pertain to the story arc. Don’t care what he has to say? Just turn off dialogue in the options menu.
