I think it's great. I beta tested the Linux version and will hopefully put a review up in not too long. (I can't believe it's been a couple of weeks already since it was released.) The puzzles are fun and never get frustratingly difficult, though some of the puzzles late in the game took me a while to figure out. There are also a few challenges that require somewhat fast reflexes, but nothing that you won't get past after a few tries. It also has secret collectibles, and I quite enjoyed finding several of them. If I were to compare it to other games, I think the closest comparisons (that I've played) are Monochroma and In Between.

EDIT: Regarding the title of the article: wasn't Hue on Linux since release? I thought it was, since the Linux version seemed pretty solid when I tested it the weeks before, but I'm not 100% sure.

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Great game, but I'm not too fond of the challenges at the end of each level either. I played through the normal levels but gave up on the first mirrored level when I realized I'd never get past the end of it.

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I think it looks pretty fun. Surprised it's getting a 50% cut though, since it's very cheap as it is.

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Quoting: amelcherHey all,

I did the brand new mac and linux ports for Super TIME Force ULTRA. The drm-free builds up on humble are new and I am updating them with critical fixes along with steam (it is much easier to update humble builds these days). What is up there should be pretty good, but I am working on some compat issues with older hardware as we speak.

<3,
Aaron

Thanks, Aaron! :)

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Quoting: ziabiceAm I wrong, or "Super Time Force Ultra" does it's debut on Linux?

You're not wrong:

Quoting: fleskNice to see Super Time Force Ultra on Linux, thanks to Knockout Games. :) And this is the first time The Beginner's Guide has been available DRM free for Linux.

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Quoting: morbiusAll the best games are in the basic package, no reason for me to pay much.

Other than to raise the Linux average and give money to a charity? ;)

Nice to see Super Time Force Ultra on Linux, thanks to Knockout Games. :) And this is the first time The Beginner's Guide has been available DRM free for Linux.

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Quoting: herycpmy game crass

ERROR: ld.so: object '/home/rio/.local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/gameoverlayrenderer.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded (wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32): ignored.

anyone know how to fix this????

I don't think that's related to your crash. As far as I know, Steam always tries to preload that library for both architectures, so you'd see those kind of messages for any game; even those that work.

You might have better luck debugging the issue by trying to run the game outside of Steam.

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Congrats on getting funded! :)

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I bought Hot Guns when it was released for Linux (in December I think). It's a good game, but very challenging, and I haven't gotten very far. What's most interesting about it is the weight mechanics: If you don't carry any guns, you run fast and jump far, but if you pick up one or two weapons, you're gradually slowed down. The levels are designed in a way that it isn't always a good idea, or even possible, to carry guns.

I'm not surprised the games have positive user reviews, but I haven't played the standalone game yet, since I didn't realize it had appeared in my Steam library until last week.

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Quoting: GuestNice, well at least it looks like they've made some progress, I'm just amazed they are taking so long with it but perhaps they have a small dev team.

I think they're mostly just two (or perhaps three) people working on it.

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