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Cortex Command 1.0 available!

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Cortex Command the game included in the second Humble Indie Bundle has finally hit 1.0 for Linux!

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If you didn't manage to get it in the Humble Indie Bundle you can buy it direct by using the Humble Store from their official website.

QuoteCortex Command’s Linux builds are now updated to the 1.0 version! You can find them in the licensing area, or on your Humble Bundle download pages. Let us know how it works and if you run into any trouble. Hope you enjoy!

We know the learning curve for getting into the game is still steep, and we’re working on making it more accessible. In the mean time, here’s a nice action packed tutorial for how to play the damn thing :] Thanks to @xxXChaosKingXxx for putting it together:

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3 comments

Guest Oct 7, 2012
Well, that took them only about 14 months since the last Linux build. I hope that the future updates are more timely, now that it's 1.0
randomuser Oct 7, 2012
based on the early comments, it still suffers from performance problems and e. g. crab-kill-crash issue..
Anon Oct 7, 2012
I can't tell myself, crashes the instant I turn it on. In the comments they said that they're working on it, but well...
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