v1.4.0 Changes + Linux and 32-bit Windows Build

About the new Linux port, in order to run the game you have to right click on the "RUN THE GAME.sh" file, then click "Run as a Program". If it doesn't work then some permissions are probably messed up or something. I tested the game on Ubuntu with the basic Nouveau graphics drivers and it ran suprisingly well.

(NOTE: The Mac OS X port has been unlisted because barely anyone will be able to play it nowadays, so it's pretty much useless).

The Mac OS X port is probably usless, because it's apparently 32 bit only and Apple killed support for it on Mac in around 2019, but I'm still gonna keep the port up for download because why not. Anyways, here's the actual, pretty big this time changelog for this version:

V1.4.0 CHANGELOG

+ New Linux port! (It should work on almost any popular distro).

+ Added partial controller support (it's crappy and some buttons don't work).

+ Separate 32-bit version for Windows.

+ Added a cool fog to a lot of levels and areas.

+ Added the changelog text file back into the game's folder (woah).

+ Fixed level restart triggers not working anymore (they also actually restart levels now instead of just resetting the player's position).

+ Fixed the lava in Lava Land not doing anything to Mayro (now it restarts the level).

+ Fixed some trigger-based functions not working anymore.

+ Fixed some levels not having a pause menu.

+ Fixed the cursor sprite being janky.

+ The graphics setting names have been changed up a bit.

- Removed the "NEW" sign from the Sandbox mode button, because it's pretty ancient by now.

- Removed the warning screen and info in the settings menu because whatever.

+ Tiny performance improvements in some areas.

+ Slightly smaller file size again (I don't have to optimize it that much, but I'm gonna do it anyway because lol).

+ Other minor changes and stuff.

I probably won't bother updating the Android version again, because it seems to be broken anyway. Also if the fog seems annoying, let me know. Also I know that the changelog text format keeps changing, but I guess it's not really that important.