Retro FPS Divine Frequency hits Steam Early Access
The GZDoom-based shooter arrives on Steam in Early Access with a Windows build that runs through Proton 11 on Linux.
Divine Frequency is now available in Early Access on Steam, according to gamingonlinux.com. The retro first-person shooter is built on GZDoom/UZDoom technology, the engine lineage associated with classic Doom source ports.
The current Early Access build ships only as a Windows version. On Steam it runs through Proton 11, which is how Linux players can launch the game.
The game blends classic Doom-style shooting with horror, survival and exploration elements. Players choose from three primary character archetypes and can modify their weapons and use psionic attacks.
Elite boss encounters against the Meso-Divinities are optional rather than mandatory, giving players a way to skip the tougher fights.
What the Early Access build contains
At launch, the package covers the Windows build and the Proton 11 path on Steam, along with the three archetypes, weapon modifications, psionic abilities and the optional Meso-Divinity encounters. No date has been given for additional platforms.
Quick answers
Is Divine Frequency available on Steam?
Yes, it launched in Early Access on Steam.
Does Divine Frequency run on Linux?
The Early Access build is Windows-only, but it runs via Proton 11 on Steam.
What engine does Divine Frequency use?
It is built on GZDoom/UZDoom technology.