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Ok so I did eventually find a solution. I'm gonna put a little tutorial for everybody having the same issue:
- Open the Terminal

(- If you didn't already do it, drop the app in Application (it's better like this anyway)

- Now just locate the file in Terminal :

cd /

cd Applications/Platwormer\ Mac.app/Contents/MacOS

(If you renamed the app, type the current name instead of "Platwormer\ Mac". Don't forget the .app, tho)

- Then, just type in 

chmod +x Platwormer

- Should work now!


Btw, really great game!

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Ah amazing! Thanks so much for sharing this!

Just so you know; this was also the fix for me not being able to open you new game That Game! Thanks MoiLeMelon!!

for some reason I keep getting permission denied on the terminal when I tried this :/ I have a newer Mac, does the Mac version matter?

I don’t think so, I have an M1 Mac running Big Sur. That’s weird… I couldn’t help you without a clear visual of what’s going on. I’m really sorry 

maybe if you type "sudo" in front of the command?