After a long wait, the adventure platformer Chasm from developer Bit Kid is now officially available.
Originally funded on Kickstarter, back when the developer was originally called Discord Games in 2013 thanks to the help of nearly seven thousand backers, it felt like an overly long wait. Games take time though of course, so it's good to see Bit Kid finally reach their goal.
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Features:
- Explore six massive procedurally-assembled areas from hand-crafted rooms
- Enjoy challenging retro gameplay and authentic pixel art (384x216 native res.)
- Battle massive bosses and discover new abilities to reach previously inaccessible areas
- Customize your character by equipping armor, weapons, and spells
- Windows, Mac, & Linux versions with full Gamepad support
You can grab it from Humble Store and Steam. We've reached out for a review key, so hopefully we can have some thoughts on the Linux version and the game as a whole soon.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Quoting: GuestStrange… They seem to be changing things faster than we can track that. Sadly, I didn't make a screenshot.Quoting: Alm888When I looked yesterday the icons indicated DRM-free builds for Windows and Mac, and now it’s even worse, there’s only the Steam icon, no DRM-free builds at all.Quoting: GuestNo DRM-free Linux build on Humble :(.Are you sure about this? The store page icons indicate that the DRM-free version for Linux is present.
Honestly, it is hard to take Humble IGN seriously as a DRM-free store nowadays. :(
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I got in touch with both Humble Bundle and the developers. Apparently Humble Bundle had their wires crossed. A DRM-free build is now available for download on Humble!
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This was the oldest game on my wishlist, by like a year or more (second oldest - now oldest - is Ghost Song, and then Eitr). Bought it instantly at the midnight launch. I've put in a few hours, explored about 35% so far, and I must say, I'm really impressed with it. I feel it was worth the wait and asking price. I don't know where I'd rank it against Axiom Verge, as they're pretty different games overall, but share some of the same DNA, and it's that share DNA that I love.
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