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Dead Cyborg Episode 1 updated, episode 2 teased!

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You may or may not remember a neat little donate if you like it game Dead Cyborg episode 1, well I got a nice email from Mateusz.

QuoteHi Liam,
I've checked yesterday the webpage of that game and I found out a very nice surprise. The first episode of the Dead Cyborg trilogy has been updated with mouse control and AZERTY keyboard support. Now you can look around with mouse and control the movement with keyboard. I know from my own experience with previous version that the controls were very off-putting (only keyboard). Maybe with this addition more people will support the development of next episodes.

The donation meter is stuck on 40% from quite some time, but Andre Barath didn't stop the development. The second episode is now 65% complete and there is a new teaser trailer.

There is also a possibility to play the first episode within a browser, but the user has to install a plugin Burster (it let's embeding of the Blender files). Unfortunately the current version is available only for 64-bit Linux and I'm running 32-bit Ubuntu 11.10 so I don't know how well it works. I'm also remembering that this plugin isn't considered as the safest one (although new version is focused on that matter).


Also episode 2 has been teased and....WOW, the graphics are extremely slick!
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2 comments

MaximB Oct 27, 2011
But did the "Pulseaudio" issue been solved ?
I can't hear any sound without it, and it's the 1st thing I remove.
Bestia Oct 27, 2011
If you don't have PulseAudio installed than start the game with appropriate launcher (those without pulseaudio). The pulseaudio launchers are adding the padsp command which will obviously won't work with ALSA or OSSv4.

I'm using the newest version of Open Sound System compiled from the mercurial repository and sound works in this game. You could also check the .openalrc contents as the game uses OpenAL for sound. Maybe it is still configured to work with PulseAudio.
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