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The build instructions are here for Wicked Engine, for the shooter project it should be the same or very similar: https://github.com/turanszkij/WickedEngine?tab=readme-ov-file#linux

There are also automatic build scripts for linux here: https://github.com/turanszkij/WickedShooter/blob/master/.github/workflows/build.yml#L49

Hi, if you just modify the lua files you don’t need to build a new executable. But if you want to, the executable build repo is here: https://github.com/turanszkij/WickedShooter

Alternatively, the Wicked Engine Editor lets you now export an executable with custom title, icon, splashscreen.

Thank you, I try to constantly improve performance, and I agree that the feeling of the shooting is currently not as fun as it could be, will be iterating on it in the future!

I use Winrar too, but I always use the Wizard button to extract the folder to desktop. This will also create a root folder from the archive’s filename.

This is my preferred way of packaging, I do this for everything that I release. But if a lot of people request this I will consider changing my packaging method.

Volume setting has been added, thanks for the feedback!

Yes, issues and patches as pull request can be made on github. There is also a link to discord there with an active Linux dev community.

I’m not working with Linux and from other reports the Linux version seems too unstable yet.

I hear you, they will be added in the future! Thanks for playing!

I’ve not released the standalone paid Linux version yet. But, this windows version has the game logic in lua, which the Linux version of the Wicked Engine Editor can open and run. It’s just not “officially” released for Linux yet.

Thanks for the detailed comment, I will be improving the gameplay in time. Since the lua script is also accessible in the downloaded build, it can also be modded by anyone, like decreasing parameters of enemy damage, aiming smoothing, etc.

I think I misunderstand you somehow, I think aiming is similar to how other first person shooters work.

That’s normal if you put the gun to your face to aim, the bullets go aligned with the iron sights or crosshair, not what the gun is occluding.

What do you not like about the aiming? I’d like to improve things if I can.

You might be right, I removed those sound effects from the build.