by Cheeseness February 27 at 8:11 am
IGF finalist Super Hexagon has been released for Linux!Super Hexagon is now available via a Humble Store widget on the official Super Hexagon website, and also via Steam, both for US$2.99.
From the Distractionware devlog:
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Super Hexagon is now on all the platforms that it’s ever likely to be on! Thank you for your support, everyone
Super Hexagon is now on all the platforms that it’s ever likely to be on! Thank you for your support, everyone
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By the way, did you know that March is Hexagonal Awareness Month? Please keep hexagons in your thoughts this coming month.
By the way, did you know that March is Hexagonal Awareness Month? Please keep hexagons in your thoughts this coming month.
For anybody interested, Super Hexagon was ported by flibitijibibo, who managed to squeeze it in amongst Proteus and his other current projects.
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Comment by Yulike on February 27 at 10:57 am Link To Me
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I bought this on Steam to show my support. It's an amazingly fun, but difficult, game. Quote me |
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I'm curious to know whether the Humble Store version (if there's anybody who's picked it up) comes with a Steam key. Edit: I ended up buying it again via the official site (I figure Terry deserves a couple of extra dollars). No Steam key there, but at least I have DRM copies now Quote me |
Comment by Anonymous on February 27 at 1:06 pm Edit Link To Me
Quote from Cheeseness Just paid it, and the answer is no, at least no link to it on the download page of the humble bundle. But well, I prefere pay it on the humble page than on steam because of the DRM free anywayI'm curious to know whether the Humble Store version (if there's anybody who's picked it up) comes with a Steam key. Quote me |
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Quote from Anonymous Yeah, I ended up just buying it again.Just paid it, and the answer is no, at least no link to it on the download page of the humble bundle. But well, I prefere pay it on the humble page than on steam because of the DRM free anyway It's nice when developers offer everything together in one place, but at least there are options for whichever people prefer. Quote me |










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