unitystation VS OpenDream

The link should be unitystation.org so make sure that's it also. As mentioned by PerfectTangent you can download it from github, as that's where the unitystation website links you to for downloading the game anyway.

Yep, entirely free. Go to https://unitystation.org/ and download stationhub, that's our launcher.

Ooooh yeah there's your issue. We aren't doing steam distribution right now. You need to go to https://unitystation.org/ and download Stationhub, I think it's the first link there. That's our launcher.

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Just for the sake of those people who find this post in the future, unitystation is a port of SS13 to unity and its website is here: https://unitystation.org/

Curse seems to be over thanks to the progress in SS14 as well as Unitystation[1] which is slightly further along. Whilst not as featureful as /tg/ they have enough content to support several antagonists and most departments.

[1] https://github.com/unitystation/unitystation

That reminds me that both Space Station 14 and UnityStation are currently in alpha.

I still think writing an open source Dreammaker interpreter (Like OpenDream: https://github.com/OpenDreamProject/OpenDream) would be a much better idea, as you simply cannot just replace 20 years of open source development with a new engine.

SS13 coming to linux soon™.

Bet.

Hmmmm.

As much as any attempt to rewrite is cursed.

Funny enough RobustToolbox also is being used to port existing codebases to C# [0].

This way old codebases can keep using DMI, and use CEF instead of Internet Explorer.

[0] https://github.com/wixoaGit/OpenDream