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Serious Sam 3 Ported To Linux, Running On Ubuntu

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 18 July 2012 at 05:26 PM EDT. 32 Comments

It was pointed out in our forums today while discussing Valve on Linux that Croteam has shared today that Serious Sam 3 is running on Linux.

Croteam is the Croatian-based game development studio known for the Serious Sam series. To their Facebook page a few hours ago they posted a screenshot of Serious Sam 3 running on Ubuntu Linux with a caption of "Serious Sam 3: BFE - running on Linux!"

No other details about the Serious Sam 3 Linux port have been shared at this time. Serious Sam 3: Before First Encounter was first released for Windows in November of 2011 and runs on the in-house Serious Engine 3.5.

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