Hello fellow Linux gamers!

Here you’ll find scripts allowing you to build packages for Debian, Arch Linux and any derivative (Ubuntu, Manjaro, Linux Mint, etc.) from your GOG installers for Costume Quest.
You will then be able to easily install these packages with you favourite packages manager.

Download links and usage instructions can be found on the following page:
Costume Quest

We hope you’ll enjoy the ease-of-use provided by these scripts as much as we enjoy writing and tweaking them ;)

Here you go for more supported games!

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Salut camarades Linuxiens !

Vous trouverez ici des scripts vous permettant de construire des paquets pour Debian, Arch Linux ou n’importe quelle distribution dérivée de celles-ci (Ubuntu, Manjaro, Linux Mint, etc.) à partir de vos installeurs GOG pour Costume Quest.
Ces paquets pourront ensuite être installés facilement via votre gestionnaire de paquets habituel.

Les liens de télechargement et les instructions d’utilisation se trouvent sur la page suivante :
Costume Quest

Nous espérons que vous apprécierez le confort apporté par ces scripts autant que nous apprécions les écrire et les améliorer ;)

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What does this installation script do differently from the default GOG shell script? I understand games where there is no Linux version where it configures WINE, or DOS games where it forgoes installing a duplicate DOSBox/ScummVM, but this game has a native Linux release, so I don’t understand how this new script is beneficial or easier.


I’m mostly a Windows user, so I’m used to the convenience of offline installers that I can stick on an external hard drive and reinstall on a different computer without accessing the servers.

This script will build a package for your distribution, that you can then install on any compatible system.

It’s mostly used to improve integration, including automatic dependencies management (providing them when they are obsolete), standard installation path system-wide (no need to install it once per user), easy uninstallation (using your package manager)…

That makes sense.

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