Well this was good timing, Humble just put up a Raspberry Pi Book Bundle [External Link] (partner link). Will add to the article for anyone interested.

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Quoting: SolarwingHey Liam! check this out:https://www.electromaker.io/tutorial/blog/getting-started-with-twister-os-on-raspberry-pi

Thanks for the tip but I don't need my OS to look like another, I'm perfectly happy with the official RPi Debian-based OS on it :)

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Quoting: tmtvlHang on, why do you have the URL for the game on Steam included but not for Itch? Itch is a much better store as it allows you to tip the developer.

A simple oversight that has been corrected. FYI: we have a dedicated correction report feature you can use instead of comments to ensure we pick up stuff like that 👍

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Quoting: coruunThis looks like the game Slant from Simon Tatham's puzzle collection. A less shiny version should be available in the Ubuntu repositories as sgt-puzzles.

You can also play it here. [External Link]

You're right, looks like the same mechanic.

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: fleskI'm also having the crash on launch with Nvidia graphics that is mentioned in the article, and I have no idea how to enable Vsync. :huh: The game works well with Intel graphics though, although only on low graphics settings, which doesn't look all that great. Still enjoying the game a lot so far though, and I've just gotten into the city.

It's should be a clearly labelled option in the main menu.

But when it crashes on launch, how do you even get to the menu to enable it?

Didn't crash on launch for me, I misread you. It crashes for me when going through the intro after starting a new game.

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Quoting: fleskI'm also having the crash on launch with Nvidia graphics that is mentioned in the article, and I have no idea how to enable Vsync. :huh: The game works well with Intel graphics though, although only on low graphics settings, which doesn't look all that great. Still enjoying the game a lot so far though, and I've just gotten into the city.

It's should be a clearly labelled option in the main menu.

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Quoting: obi1Maybe I'm missing something but I don't see any Linux news or client update. The tweet and steam news only mention macOS and I still have trouble running it fullscreen on sway.

It's linked in the article, here [External Link].

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Kotar, Kotor what's the difference? :P

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Quoting: fleskWasn't Hello Neighbor supposed to get a native Linux version at some point?

Not that we've ever written about, we did contact them before on it and Secret Neighbor but we got a no to both of them with the line of "if we do Linux, there will be an announcement". Originally, Hello Neighbor had a crowdfunding campaign which mentioned Linux but it failed hard sadly so it looks like Linux and Mac were cut when they didn't get funding and then tinyBuild picked it up later.

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Quoting: LunielleWhat's the use of programs like this if you're using a game engine which already has a level editor built-in, such as, Godot?

As I understand it, the use case is entirely different. Yes you can place stuff in Godot Engine directly, as the visual editor side of it is there for 2D/3D games of course, but this is about setting up rules for auto tiling and having it generate it for you (just look at the GIF). You can then export what's created, to have it load into something else.

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