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Thank you for the ping on this - we're crunching on our new game, but I have just now put up an UNTESTED build of morphe for Linux....aaaaand I've made it free!
We'd really appreciate any feedback regarding the Linux port - once we get word that it seems to work properly, we'll put it on sale, but in the meantime we want folks to be able to try it out w/out worry.
Hi, I'm here from the GOL Discord server. I downloaded the demo for Linux and attempted to run it, but it failed due to being unable to load mono from the file `libmono.so` at `morphe_Data/Mono/x86/libmono.so`. Seems like that file is actually absent from the zip!
Thanks for doing so!
From the get-go, there's a problem when trying to run the game; Mono isn't present: https://dale.itch.ovh/9VGi88eRf2QpxfJdLDU7bZ139Eq28taeS0xheMEDy1NsmiLoqpn7OnW9ge...
This is the relevant error shown in the log:
Unable to load mono library from /home/julius/.config/itch/apps/morphe-full/morphe_Data/Mono/x86/libmono.so
The zip file was created on a non-POSIX system, so the execute bit isn't set on the executable. This isn't a *huge* deal, but it's just one more little step in the way of playing your game. I don't know which tool you use to create the archive, so you may need to postprocess it before distribution (or switch to a custom program for creating the archive with the appropriate permissions).
Also, I wouldn't mind a 64-bit version being provided as well, but that's much further down on the list.
Hey All! Thanks so much for testing. I'm examining what Unity spits out now based on what you've mentioned and should have something uploaded shortly. <3
I've made a few adjustments and am also using unity's "Universal" linux build, should have the update here in a few mins. Thanks again all!
It now runs, and quite well on high settings with all environments. That is surprising, considering that even some other low-poly Unity games on similar settings don't run as well as your game. While I'd recommend a bit more time for gathering feedback, this is good to go for me at least!
System details
OS: KDE neon User Edition 5.14 x86_64 (based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS "Bionic Beaver")
Resolution: 1366x768
CPU: Intel i5-6198DU (4) @ 2.800GHz
GPU: Intel HD Graphics 510
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 920MX (used for testing)
NVIDIA driver version: 415.23
Memory: 8 GB
EDIT: There seems to be an issue that prevents the player from moving the camera around indefinitely. The game doesn't apparently lock the (invisible) mouse cursor to the center, leading to the movement being constrained by the desktop boundaries.
New version runs great on my desktop (Mesa open-source graphics stack on an RX 480)! Like win8 mentioned, the MACOSX folder being there is a bit weird, but other than that I think this is shippable!
Here's a picture of the back of it:
And the front:
lsusb shows ID 20d6:ca6d
jstest shows it as "BDA Pro Ex"
