The old demo for A Door to the Mists, Linux 64-bit build
Core features:
- Traversal and exploration, with universal mantling
- Puzzle-solving, both in-level and via minigame puzzles
- Combat, sparse and one-on-one
Usability features:
(All found in the options menu)
- Key-rebinding
- You could even, theoretically, play the game with just a keyboard. I really don't recommend it, but you could do it.
- Various difficulty settings, for both minigame-puzzles and combat
- Includes a mode in which combat is automated
- Text-speed controls
- Field-of-view slider
- And a variety of other such options!
Recommended Minimum System Requirements:
- Core i7-5500U 4-Core CPU @ 2.40GHz
- 8GB of RAM
- GeForce 840M, with 2GB VRAM
- 64-bit OS
The above is based on my own machine; the game may work on less-powerful devices,
but it may not, too.
Known issues:
- Undocumented feature: press "m" to toggle whether the mouse is confined to the window or not. (By default it is confined.)
- Undocumented feature: press "f" to toggle the frame-rate meter.
- On first run, the game starts in windowed mode with a default resolution--the resolution can be changed and fullscreen toggle via the options menu.
- To use a gamepad, select the "Gamepad" key-binding profile from the options menu--or, with the gamepad connected, bind the inputs individually as you prefer.
- Music sometimes doesn't play from the start of a cutscene, instead picking up shortly into it.
- Occasional speed-hitches have been observed, especially at the start of a level.
- Graphical glitches (in particular missing foliage) have been observed under Windows. These might be rectified upon saving and reloading the level.
- In level one, if one saves after defeating the first mummy and reloads, said mummy will be placed slightly above the ground
