Toki Tori port for Linux! via HIB

By Rustybolts - 9 February 2012 at 10:05 pm UTC

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Toki Tori is now available for linux which is now included in the latest Humble Indie Bundle. Toki is a great little puzzle game that i first came into contact with on the Wii wiiware service.

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Toki Tori is a highly entertaining puzzle platformer like nothing you have seen before. Push your brain to the limit as you guide Toki Tori through 80 challenging levels spread over 4 mysterious worlds - collecting eggs as you go.

You are armed with an arsenal of different items and weapons including the infamous Telewarp, InstantRock™ and Slug Sucker! Combine these to solve each ingenious level - some easy, some brain-bendingly difficult!

Along with Anomally this Bundle is worth a purchase!
http://www.humblebundle.com/ Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

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Cheeseness Feb 9, 2012

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Yay! I can finally play this natively. Not sure how I feel about the music though (never had that under Wine)

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Eddward Feb 10, 2012

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meh. I wish Humble Bundle would require Desura or provide a management tool (like they apparently have Android). I've gotten so many bundle game floating around. It's hard just to keep track of updates to the ones I don't have in desura. That and it's grown on me having most of my games available in one place. Fortunately Desura lets me put launchers in for non-desura games.

edit: fixed an embarrassing typo, `cause I can.

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