This is not useful at the moment
well, users can change the status of a game too "not up to date" to report that this game had a new release. BUT i never implemented the part for the admins... so even if the status is changed it doesnt show up anywhere.... should it be finished?
Yeah, I've already seen those websites. These games are mostly very simple, so I've added only better looking ones.
But anyway, thanks for the information.
>By the looks of what is in config.log, it refuses to use gcc x86_64.
make sure that your cross compiler works (on debian this package is called "gcc-multilib and libc6-dev-i386"), in addition you'll need all the necessary 32 bit libraries(SDL, OpenAL, ...)
This game is excellent, both graphically and in gameplay, although I have a target of powerful video game runs me about 35 FPS comfortable with graphics in the Middle and all effects. The play games is understandable for any player, from the casual to the most advanced HardCore.
As a hardcore gamer the game is recommended for any player on Linux, I recommend to buy original and supporting new companies that provide software to Linux.
Pre-Ordering is very easy and fast, reliable, 100% are seen to be a serious company.
Will you be recreating the WHOLE game?
Eventually... but for now we are working on just the Multiplayer part of Blood. That way we can play it quicker, while getting the majority of the single player game's functionality at the same time. When the time comes however, we will be tackling the single player levels one episode at a time, including the Plasma Pak and Cryptic Passage.
But I do not know if the information is updated. I will keep you updated if I can make it work.
Forum topic: What is the 'not up to date' link for?
This is not useful at the
This is not useful at the moment
well, users can change the status of a game too "not up to date" to report that this game had a new release. BUT i never implemented the part for the admins... so even if the status is changed it doesnt show up anywhere.... should it be finished?
Forum topic: Tons of game with Pygame/Java can be added, though no fame
Yeah, I've already seen those
Yeah, I've already seen those websites. These games are mostly very simple, so I've added only better looking ones.
But anyway, thanks for the information.
Game: Syndicate Wars
>By the looks of what is in
>By the looks of what is in config.log, it refuses to use gcc x86_64.
make sure that your cross compiler works (on debian this package is called "gcc-multilib and libc6-dev-i386"), in addition you'll need all the necessary 32 bit libraries(SDL, OpenAL, ...)
Game: Blood (Transfusion)
Ok, I'll remove Campaign and
Ok, I'll remove Campaign and Singleplayer tags then.
Forum topic: Wrong Release Date
Thanks, fixed
Thanks, fixed
Game: Oil Rush
Awesome Game, Very Fun And Nice Graphics
This game is excellent, both graphically and in gameplay, although I have a target of powerful video game runs me about 35 FPS comfortable with graphics in the Middle and all effects. The play games is understandable for any player, from the casual to the most advanced HardCore.
As a hardcore gamer the game is recommended for any player on Linux, I recommend to buy original and supporting new companies that provide software to Linux.
Pre-Ordering is very easy and fast, reliable, 100% are seen to be a serious company.
Game: Blood (Transfusion)
In their FAQ you can
In their FAQ you can read:
Will you be recreating the WHOLE game?
Eventually... but for now we are working on just the Multiplayer part of Blood. That way we can play it quicker, while getting the majority of the single player game's functionality at the same time. When the time comes however, we will be tackling the single player levels one episode at a time, including the Plasma Pak and Cryptic Passage.
But I do not know if the information is updated. I will keep you updated if I can make it work.
Forum topic: Report post function
if we have some more activity
if we have some more activity we will have that feature. for now evil posts are spotted and dealt with fast enough.