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Livalink the Unity3D FPS gets a nice upgrade

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In Livalink you fight against increasingly difficult waves of Progeny attackers. Experience a variety of unique weaponry, upgrades and combinations that will result in a different gaming experience each time you play.

Some gameplay i recorded back in Feb:

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I'm a little late on this as the games author oddly put the notes in a comment on the Desura page rather than a news item.

QuoteVERSION 1.0.4 (18th March 2013):
Added Achievement lists
Added Achievements (Beta)

Added Bonuses
Changed Loading Screen
Fixed Interface calabration wiht resolution support

Improved Ai animation
Improved De-spawning object fade
Improved Overall gameplay
Improved Player controls and movement

Improved Preformance
Improved Sound
Improved Various visuals


I've personally played some before this patch and it was pretty decent for a start, if it gets expanded and continued it could really be awesome.

I love the visual style of the game. I hope the author keeps it up and continues to add to it!

It's 20% off right now, so for me its £4.79 and I personally think it's worth it, good time killer!

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6 comments

muntdefems Apr 9, 2013
Oh, I thought there was a new release and I rushed to open my Desura client even before reading the article... :S:

Yeah, I upgraded it some days ago but didn't play it for long so I didn't notice much difference. What I DID notice was that this release broke the Desura launcher somehow and now I can only play Livalink if I launch it from the console. :(
avarisclari Apr 9, 2013
Quoting: muntdefemsOh, I thought there was a new release and I rushed to open my Desura client even before reading the article... :S:

Yeah, I upgraded it some days ago but didn't play it for long so I didn't notice much difference. What I DID notice was that this release broke the Desura launcher somehow and now I can only play Livalink if I launch it from the console. :(
If you rename the file from Livalinkwhatever to Livalink, the desura launcher works again.
muntdefems Apr 9, 2013
Quoting: avarisclariIf you rename the file from Livalinkwhatever to Livalink, the desura launcher works again.
As easy as that. Thanks! :D
avarisclari Apr 9, 2013
Quoting: muntdefems
Quoting: avarisclariIf you rename the file from Livalinkwhatever to Livalink, the desura launcher works again.
As easy as that. Thanks! :D
No problem, I looked at the launcher options to see if I could figure out what was going on, saw that it was looking for Livalink and renamed the file based off that. (Though i seriously can't remember what the extra part was now)
muntdefems Apr 9, 2013
Quoting: avarisclariNo problem, I looked at the launcher options to see if I could figure out what was going on, saw that it was looking for Livalink and renamed the file based off that. (Though i seriously can't remember what the extra part was now)
Yes, the Desura error mentioned the same missing file but somehow I failed to make the connection... :S:

FYI, the original file was Livalink.x86 ;) (I presume you have a 32bit system, haven't you? In my case they're 2 files: Livalink.x86 and Livalink.x86_64)
avarisclari Apr 9, 2013
Quoting: muntdefems
Quoting: avarisclariNo problem, I looked at the launcher options to see if I could figure out what was going on, saw that it was looking for Livalink and renamed the file based off that. (Though i seriously can't remember what the extra part was now)
Yes, the Desura error mentioned the same missing file but somehow I failed to make the connection... :S:

FYI, the original file was Livalink.x86 ;) (I presume you have a 32bit system, haven't you? In my case they're 2 files: Livalink.x86 and Livalink.x86_64)
I was, I'm on 64 again (finally switched to arch and the 32 version for some reason didn't like my computer)
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