The reviewers say: "I would entirely recommend this game, it’s hours of fun and will not wear out quick. Each twist and turn, every near-miss, you’ll be clinging onto your mouse for dear life!" -Bytten "MMEOR dispenses away with any backstory and just lays on the action – the kind that is fast and furious." -GamesWarp Monster Minis Extreme Off-Road lays on the nitrous in a big way and gets some serious air off with retro racing that takes off-road in new directions. A retro look and a surreal style are only the beginning of the ways that this single-player title takes you back to when racing was a personal experience for as long as you could handle it. With a whopping 90 tracks over 18 themes, you'll be racing for hours and hours before you finish this game on the first run.
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Mar 11 2013 Anchor | |
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Progressor reported: ------------------------------------------------ Progressor: It sounds like either LMDE has an older version of libc.so.6 than Ubuntu 12.04 or it's not installed... Can you run "ldd -v mmeor-linux-demo.bin" and post the output? Thanks, Edited by: Mindwedge |
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Same problem with Debian 6 32-bit and demo of the game. Yes, most of libraries in any Debian branch are in older version than in Ubuntu 12.04. Most simple and most popular working solution: you could just bundle libraries with the game. Alternative: make the Linux builds on Debian 6 (current stable/release branch). |
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Mar 12 2013 Anchor | |
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It may be possible to include include the newer libc.so.6/libc-2.15 library with the installation, or compile it in statically so it doesn't need a shared lib... assuming libc itself doesn't depend on other stuff. Thanks for your patience... we will come up with a solution ASAP. In the meantime, you should be able to grab a copy of libc-2.15.so (from Ubuntu 12.04 LTS or another flavor), make a link to it called libc.so.6, and set LD_LIBRARY_PATH in the start script (MonsterMinis.sh) and see if that makes it work. |
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Tried that, did not work. |
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Mar 18 2013 Anchor | |
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Any technical info you might provide besides "did not work" would likely be helpful (while we try to duplicate your issue). Thanks... -- Ed |
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| Mar 18 2013 Anchor | ||
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No prob.. Edited by: hardpenguin |
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| Mar 19 2013 Anchor | ||
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Thanks! I'm getting a Debian 6.0.7 (stable) system set up to do some testing with this. We're also trying to track down a "libGL" issue that some folks are seeing on some systems. I see that the game is linking /usr/lib/libGL.so.1 on your system... do you have proprietary drivers installed? They usually end up in /usr/lib/nvidia-310 or similar... and libGL.so.1 gets linked via an added ldconfig path from there. Can you post output for "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ldd -v mmeor-linux-demo.bin"? Also, what paths are listed in the files in /etc/ld.so.conf.d? Thanks, --Ed |
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| Mar 19 2013 Anchor | ||
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Yes, I have NVIDIA card and I'm using proprietary drivers.
with Ubuntu libraries inside the folder just gives segfault Um and I'm not sure how is that relevant but in my |
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I'm not able to play the demo on Linux Mint Debian 64. First I
got various errors of missing *.so files that I got rid of by
installing the *:386 version (multiarch) of them. But now I'm stuch with
libc:
./MonsterMinis.sh
./mmeor-linux-demo.bin: /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.15' not found (required by ./mmeor-linux-demo.bin)
./mmeor-linux-demo.bin: /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.15' not found (required by ./mmeor-linux-demo.bin)