Attractio is an indie first-person puzzle game developed with the GC Engine (GameCoder Studios' in-house engine) where the player has to solve challenging puzzles manipulating gravity. These puzzles challenge the usual way of thinking about physics and gravity. In Attractio each object has its own gravity direction which can be changed by the player.
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May 21 2014 Anchor | ||
I can not continue my game. After clicking on 'continue' in the main menu a loading screen is displayed for about 5 seconds, then the screen turns black. If I open the Task Manager attractio's window is turning gray with white centered letters telling me, that the game is 'loading...'. I tried waiting for about 5 minutes but the game does not respond. Game Version: 0.88:12052014 |
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May 27 2014 Anchor | ||
:o, that's weird. Edited by: lobishomen |
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May 29 2014 Anchor | ||
That's correct. Starting a new game -> works fine ; Trying to continue previous game -> game freezes Where can i select a level? I can't find it... Edited by: manionsen |
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May 30 2014 Anchor | ||
The option should be below "continue" and above "extras". |
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May 31 2014 Anchor | ||
hmm... There's no "select level" in my menu... is it possible that the game has no privileges to create save-games on my machine (i.e. no privileges to create files)? So if I try to load a game there is no file to load which causes the freezing? I played like 2 hours straight and i'm sure i made it to the second level in that time... Although my User Account Control is completely deactivated I will start the game explicitly with administrator privileges. I also deleted the folder you mentioned. I'll play another few hours and tell you if that helps... |
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May 31 2014 Anchor | ||
Hi, if the game was able to create the folder that I told you, that means that it can create the files; also, if you see the "continue" option, that means that there is a save-game , I'm suspecting that for some weird reason the save game is being creating wrong. |
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