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I would like to play the game on my 19-inch screen with a resolution of 1280x1024. Unfortunately, I can hardly see anything. :(

I haven't understood everything yet. I don't know what some of the symbols do. The game would be easier if all displayed markers always had to be used. Sometimes I feel like the game isn't working properly or doesn't understand its own rules. The following does not work:

It looks exactly the same as mine. It's obviously always so fast. And it seems normal to get stuck often and lose time as a result. So my assumption that the controls aren't working properly on my system is also wrong. The game should be a lot easier. I haven't even made it past level 1 yet. It would be better if the gems were surrounded by only 4 balls.

Best regard

Apart from the fact that virustotal.com also finds a Trojan in this game, the game is probably too fast on my computer. However, I use MX-15 Debian Jessie 32 bit with Wine. Anyway, I think the game could be explained better. I don't know what to do at the beginning.

What do I think when I have the executable file checked on virustotal.com?

P3 doesn't work for me. I think the Windows version is 64-bit software. 

I can't do anything with AGK source code.

Thank you for your reply.

I use an MX-15 Debian Jessie 32-bit remaster that fits on a single CD. I can install this system on a computer in less than 10 minutes. Since I test a lot of software and often feel the need to reinstall my system, I use it frequently. I have no plans to switch to a 64-bit system at this time. The executable files for Volleytile and Fly Hard are 32-bit files. I get the above error message when I try to start these games. The problem on my Linux system could be that a file is supposed to be created in a folder that does not exist on my system. *.?

Best regards

Your games don't work for me. 

"‘C:\users\user2\Temp\ir_ext_temp_0\hide.bat’ could not be recognized as an internal or external command, or as a batch script."

I use a 32-bit Linux system. Many games created with AppGameKit work for me using Wine. The games from zxretrosoft, for example, work for me.

I use an Intel Pentium E2180. It's faster than an Intel Core i3-2357M. Would the game work for me?

I don't use online banking. However, I use Paysafecard, which I buy in offline stores. In this way, I have purchased nearly 600 games from GOG over the past few years.

I am interested in some of your games. Is there any way I can purchase them?

No. It doesn't work. I don't think any Linux export of a game created with AppGameKit works for me.

However, Windows versions often work using Wine. Your game too. And, for example, all games from zxretrosoft as well. This man does not create Linux versions of his games. He may have had bad experiences with Linux exports of his games. *?

I didn't know that I could enlarge the field of view with the space bar. That makes the game a little more playable for me.

I use MX Linux 15 Debian Jessie 32 bit.

I don't like it when I can't see the whole playing field at once in games like this. 

I use a 32-bit Linux system, but the 32-bit Linux version of this game doesn't work for me 

*** Error in `./Minezel32': free(): invalid pointer: 0xb47ba340 ***

However, I can play the Windows version using Wine.

I use a 32-bit Linux system. The game does not work for me, not even the Windows version using Wine.

I will take another look at the game in the next few days. When I tried it last time, I didn't understand how to use IPULO to make meaningful progress.

Only after I wrote this did I notice that there had been an update to the soundtrack. It is conceivable that this has a decisive influence on the player's motivation. A different kind of music that rouses the player could perhaps increase their motivation to continue playing the game.

It's the same for me as I've read in some places on the internet: at some point, I lose the motivation to continue playing. I feel like it's always the same thing over and over again. By the time this point came, I had already been playing for almost an hour. Getting back into the game a few days later proved very difficult, as I no longer knew where I was and what I had to do next. 

There is a point where I throw the box two squares. The box in the screenshot came from the top left and flew one square further over the bench. 

I'm not sure if this is a bug or if it's intentional. Since I didn't realize beforehand that this would work, I had to think about it for a long time.

Best regards

I'm not going to be a big fan of basic features of browsers these days.

I can play the game because I managed to create a 32-bit executable with Godot. 

However, I don't really understand the game yet. 

It's just too complicated for me. :(

Will this game work with a 32 bit Linux or Windows operating system?

Can you offer a 32 bit version for Linux or Windows?

Thank you for making it possible for me to play this game on a 32-bit Linux system. It works in the Firefox browser. It's a good game. I'm getting better and better. But I still make mistakes from time to time. I haven't managed to score over 100 points yet.

The scoring system in this game still has a lot of potential for expansion. For example, parks can have a positive impact on the city or adjoining houses, while wind turbines can have a negative impact.

Yes, I found the link  to the source code on Github on another website.

I play the game with a 32 bit executable .x86 which contains the pck file. 

This works perfectly for me.

Thank you!

I am using MX-15 Debian Jessie 32 bit

I loaded the game here a couple months ago and I couldn't start it. Now I found the source code on another website. Using Godot 3.5.3 I was able to create a usable version for my 32 bit Linux system. The game looks high quality and professionally made. The game will be my pastime for the next days.

Tanks of Freedom II does not work for me. 

I am using MX-15 Debian Jessie 32 bit. 

The older Tanks of Freedom (ToF Beta 0.7.1 Linux 32bit) 

works fine for me, but I don't like the graphics, 

so I don't play it.

I have loaded 2048-1.3.0-i386.deb 

This version works perfectly for me. 

I like this game. 

It's a bit long but it's still good.

Does not work for me!

I am using MX-15 Debian Jessie 32 bit 

with graphics driver Nouveau 1.0.12

When will I no longer need updates? :oP

An update is not possible for me. 

I use a 32 bit Linux system. 

Am I more intelligent than you?

:(

I use a 32 bit Linux system with Wine 1.6.2-20 for MS-Windows games. 

If developers like you would point out that it is a 32 bit game I could save 

a lot of time and would generate much less download traffic. In this context, 

it occurs to me: What size is the game when tracker tunes are used for the music? 

The game could be much more interesting for people like me. 

In the simplest case, building a road could be cheaper, 

125 as in your video for an unreleased version of the game.  And the game 

could start with 50.000 instead of 25.000. 

The game should give you the opportunity to make mistakes and correct them 

without having to take out a loan. 

If the number of residents in the apartment building were higher, 

the income opportunities would be better. This could make the game easier 

and thus ensure fewer moments of frustration.

First the following:
I have not yet succeeded in finding the right price in the markets.
I am also one of those who want to play the game without making
losses and without having to take out a loan...

https://imgur.com/a/rlf8Ka6

The first thing I did in the game was to build the red sector at the top.
The game starts with the upper road leading from the bottom right to
the top left. The money was initially enough for the area up to the
blue sector, which means that I have two times 5 houses with a market
that are connected to a reservoir and a factory. I also built some trees
between the houses. Stand-alone houses make it possible to increase
the rent more than is possible with adjacent houses. Increasing the rent is
absolutely necessary in this game! By increasing the rent, I achieved
an average daily increase of 10. This is frighteningly low and in my opinion
shows the problem of the game: The game is too difficult to have fun with
at the beginning. I had to save for almost 2 years to earn enough money
to build the last section in the upper red sector: 1000 for each house, 750
for the market, some road sections and trees. Therefore, more than 7000
should be calculated! When the red sector at the top was completely closed,
daily income averaging 22 was possible after rent increases.
How to proceed now?
I have decided not to make any more significant changes and to save money.
I only completed the lower red sector when I had almost 30000 assets. This
meant: more than 4 years of clicking through! It's not fun! Now I have a daily
income of 45 in June of year 8, which I don't find really satisfying. :(

If you know a more effective way to play this game, please write here. *!

Kind regards

I'm not paying double price for a game that doesn't work for me :P

If you don't know anything about anything, you could always develop Unity games!

If you don't know anything about anything, you could always develop Unity games!

Offering the games for free is probably only a good idea if you want to get people like me to watch them. You have now done that ;-)

I only pay for games with Paysafecard, which is not possible here at itch.

I only buy games from GOG.

I found several games of yours that work on my system and that I like.

I never really spend a lot of money on games. If only because I never know for sure whether games really work for me. I use MX-15 Debian Jessie 32 bit and Wine 1.6.2-20 for Windows games. Your games work perfectly on my computer.

If you had offered a bundle on GOG with the games Circulate, Cubology, Darkside, Kitten Sanctuary, Mirror Mixup, Pyracubes, Scavenger, I would have bought it at the sale for 10 euros at the latest. And the games together are at least worth that.

It's nice for me to have found another game that works on my 32 bit Linux system.
Unfortunately after 2 tries I still don't understand how the game works. :(

I don't play games with this kind of graphics. My computer is too old for that! :)))

I have now downloaded and unpacked it and it won't start.

???

The rare case where the browser version of a game works for me and the download version does not. I use a 32 bit Linux system and Wine for Windows games. The Internet browser is not a program for playing computer games.

I would like to know what you think about the fact that virustotal.com thinks that all your games offered for download contain at least one Trojan horse. Except for this one game here.