Comments - GonzoDark

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That sounds amazing, can't wait to see the next release and the trailer.

It is quite easy to kill the king, you just need to get close to him and hit him before he blows up, you can still hit him even though he is pulsing (about to blow up).

Remember to use your Demon Smiter and make sure that it is the right level, you can check by using 'C' (scout enemy level)

If your demon smiter is not strong enough then go speak to one of the leaders (star on their back) and they will give you a new demon smiter.

When you hit the demon king, he will teleport to a location close by - repeat till you have killed him :) enjoy

you can gain items that will make you move faster ;) for example: +0.3 movement speed = current * 1.3 = 30% faster (at least that is my guess)

I am seriously considering buying the game on BMTMicro...

use this link: www.desura.com/indiegamespack

Nevermind, I forgot I had to quit the game to see the main-menu :-)

I found a little bug in the game, when you have completed the game (Killed the Deamon King) then it tells me to hit "Esc" to return to the menu, there is just one slight problem, the key is already assigned to ask the user "Are you sure you want to quit?, Hit Esc to return or F2 to quit".

But other than that; It was an amazing game! and I can't wait to see more updates in the future.

I did not get a mail with "congrats you are in the beta testing" - but I went to the download page and got the Linux 64-client and then I logged in to find out that I was already in the beta testing :)

I am using Ubuntu 11.04 and 11.10 and it is not working that great on 11.10 yet, but I guess it will come in due time :P

for example these games does not work:

Urban Terror (Can't be installed)

Machinarium (Can be installed but it crashes the client when I try to open it)

Crayon Physics Deluxe Demo/ and the full version (./launcher: error while loading shared libraries: libQtGui.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)

World of Goo 64-bit

and these games does work:

Planeshift
Braid
Atom Zombie Smasher
Trine
World of Goo 32-bit
VVVVV
World of Padman
And Yet it moves

and I would love a "Save password and username" option when I login.

going to test some more games :P

I can't wait :O been waiting for years for a client like this for the Linux platform! been a member of the group for a long time - I can't wait! :D

Awesome news! Can't wait.

This is a post done by Protektor (on his own profile) on Sep 8th, 2011:

"I am plesantly suprised at the number of people who are actively interested in the Desura Linux client. I have approval for about 21 games at the moment and that is growing all the time. I also have 11 Open Source games that for will be added in my first round. I will be getting to more but there is only so much time in the day and I am going as fast as I can. I am hoping that by the time the majority of the people are using the Linux client that there will be a large amount of games to choose from. Well back to testing and prepairing games."

Great news! Can't wait to see the list of games and play them myself.

I would love to see Desura for Linux out already :) I understand it might not be 100% finished yet, but you have a lot of people waiting for a beta client.

As benderamp already said, when we talk about opensource games then most of the most popular games have already been added to mainstream distrubutions.

But I would love to see the following games in Desura Linux:

Heroes of might and magic 3
Unreal Turnament 2004
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
Savage 2
Minecraft
PlaneShift
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Angry Birds

I would guess almost all of the humble indie bundle games and frozenbyte bundle games and some more.

Braid
Lugaru: The Rabbit's Foot
Machinarium
Osmos
Penumbra: Overture
Revenge of the Titans
Samorost 2
Shadowgrounds
Shadowgrounds Survivor
Trine
World of Goo
World of Padman
Amnesia: The Dark Descent

etc.

I would love to test it out! :)

a tattoo is a really really bad idea.. am not going to buy the game now..

I can't wait for the Linux client :D