Shadowgrounds breathes fresh air into the action genre with explosive combat sequences, an innovative weapon upgrade system, and an intriguing storyline. The adrenaline-pumping, top-down gameplay and audiovisual fireworks set the scene for this new action experience which also includes single computer (split keyboard or joystick) co-op play.
Two small (texture replacement and/or with small gameplay tweaks) mods for Shadowgrounds are now supported on Desura. In fact, these two are the only released ones - although both installments of Shadowgrounds have an extensive modding support, there's very little modding activity from the community itself, and more SG levels than mods saw daylight.
Shadowgrounds is easily moddable, all you need is to copy appropriate game files to your own directory in "Mods" folder and start changing textures, scripts, etc. There's also one hidden flaw - there are no model exporters/importers released.
On the other hand, source code of Shadowgrounds and its sequel executables are available. Perhaps there's still much room to mod independent games such as SG.
Desura supports mods for other indie games - if you find anything made for indies, you can add it to ModDB/IndieDB and/or drop a line.
A couple of game mechanic tweaks, also remastered GUI.
The Humble Indie Bundle is back. You can get five games without DRM, four of them for Linux and Mac and you can pay what you want. The Games are Trine...
A 3rd person action game, reminiscent of the Breed series, Shadowgrounds and its sequel are now on Desura!
A mod for Shadowgrounds by Dex. The special version that also contains Alien/Alien Breed style textures for alien environments.
A mod for Shadowgrounds by Dex. The standard version.
The first release of a very small mod tweaking some of Shadowgrounds game mechanics (for example, pistol/rifle/shotgun clip sizes, cost of upgrades, etc...
The latest patch is a unified 1.05 patch that removes copy protection from all versions, fixes minor technical and gameplay issues and has some features...
With the Level Editor, modders are able to create totally new missions, even story-based campaigns and distribute them to other gamers, who can easily...
The patch features some minor fixes within the game and some additional features. The patch also prepares the game to support the upcoming downloadable...
Bought this a few days ago and after a few hours of messing around with the Libs folder i can finally run the config program but have to use terminal and sudo for settings to save, game now loads and intro plays, But it always crashes at the same place just as the intro go's into 3D and the man climbs out from under the van then touches his shoulder the game freezes and i have to control + alt + F3, then login and sudo reboot .
Xubuntu 12.04.1 LTS 32 bit
AMD Athlon II x2 250 3.0 64
ATI Raiden HD 6870
4 GB Ram
Onboard Sound
Can some one help or is this just one of those old games that's not going to play nice with Xubuntu and my hardware?
Maybe have a look at this?
Frozenbyte.com
I have a very similar system and it works fine for me.
Linuxgamereview.blogspot.com
A quick review of this game from a while back
Had a weird error when trying to install the demo.
There was an error during the gathering information process and it has been stopped.
Branch is invalid or user doesn't have permissions to install branch. [42.0]
But, it's Frozenbyte, and I loved Trine and got Trine 2 for free (PS+ is great) so I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and for once spend money on a game before playing a demo.
Are you trying to install it on Linux? Demo is Windows-only, unfortunately. Only the full version has both Linux & Windows version on here.
This game is co0l !
I wish someone made a 1st person mod for this
On Ubuntu 12.04; The problem seems to be in libm.so.6 referencing GLIBC_2.15 in libpulse.so.0 and libvorbis.so.0
Then why don't you rename or remove libm.so.6 and use the one from your system? You *do* know so files are comparable to dll's, don't you? Basic problem, basic solution. Works fine on Archlinux x86_64.
I supplied them with a list of potentially problematic libraries, and they added it to their FAQ:
Frozenbyte.com