TIS-100 has me pondering Steam

[LilFluff]

Anyone here use Steam on Linux? Because this game is calling to my inner geek:
TIS-100, the assembly language programming game no one asked for
I mean really, a puzzle game where you write (simplified) assembly language to solve the puzzles. The only way this would be more awesome is if it was being sold as an actual hardware based game.
So yeah, anyone here tried doing Steam on Linux, because right now Linux is the primary OS on my laptop.
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[GethN7]

I haven't, but it's possible to play a lot of Windows based game via Steam on Linux with the Wine application layer.

[Ankhani]

Steam has an official Unbuntu Linux release, and has a fair collection of games that support it, as well. And yes, it is also possible to install Steam via WINE.

I don't know what flavor you use, but it is definitely doable.
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