That's really interesting information. I will pass this along to the Unity dev team and perhaps they can fix it in an upcoming release.
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cycyx: That's an interesting issue. If you have had the same issue with many games, that leads me to believe it is more likely a bug with your Linux distro rather than the games. Though if they are all Unity3d games it could be an issue with the Unity3d engine.
I have passed this along to our team to see if they can find a work around or fix from our side, but since it happens to you on a lot of games I have a feeling it is going to be something we don't have the power to fix or account for.
I am glad you were able to figure it out and hope you love the game!
We chose not to make a demo for this game as we've found with previous games that the cost of maintaining a separate development fork of our code just to keep a demo up to date was not worth it for anyone.
There have been a TON of Twitch casters and Youtube LPers that have done videos of the game. They can give you an unbiased, third party evaluation of the gameplay probably better than anything we would make:
To answer your question:
1) There are 45 dungeons with varied puzzles, challenges, environmental obstacles, etc.
2) The puzzles are always Dr.Mario/Tetris style.
3) We call it "pseudo-multiplayer", competing with friends on Ghost Runs and Speed Runs for who can get the best clear times. Twitter integration is also an aspect of that.
4) There are no classes. You are always an alchemist.
Hey! We are brand new to Desura. We have Mac and Linux builds, we just didn't know how to get them available here.
We will get them up asap. Sorry about that.
I'm really glad you are excited! I don't think you have to wait 2 days. I believe we launch in a little under 4 hours. :)
The launch sale is 50% off. Does that help? :)
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