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I'm pretty excited for Monster Crown, the new monster taming game with inspirations taken from Pokemon and other monster capturing related games. The Kickstarter has done very well and there's now a Linux demo for backers.

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The initial goal of $5K has been completely smashed, with the crowdfunding campaign currently sitting pretty at over $21K. Thanks to this, they've been able to push through some stretch-goals. It's going to have an extended soundtrack, guest monster designers, cross-platform cloud saves, your own private island and something called the "Mirror Enigma Challenge" which contains 50 floors of battles.

There's more stretch goals planned, like a special building that will allow you to pick which traits to inherit from creature parents when breeding and the one I'm excited about is procedural mini dungeons, although that one requires $30K but given the rate of progress they could well hit that current final stretch goal.

I had the pleasure of helping the developer test the Linux demo before release and I do have to say I am quite impressed. The feel of it certainly makes it seem like it will fill a gap for me.

Find it on Kickstarter, I think it's worth supporting. It has a fully working Linux demo, the developer has been responsive to feedback and what's not to love about breeding monsters?

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hodasemi Apr 18, 2018
The linux version crashes for me. I get right back to the login screen. Running the windows version with wine works perfectly since day one.
Liam Dawe Apr 18, 2018
Quoting: hodasemiThe linux version crashes for me. I get right back to the login screen. Running the windows version with wine works perfectly since day one.
Is that with the latest build 1.5 of the demo?
hodasemi Apr 18, 2018
Quoting: liamdawe
Quoting: hodasemiThe linux version crashes for me. I get right back to the login screen. Running the windows version with wine works perfectly since day one.
Is that with the latest build 1.5 of the demo?

Yea exactly. Sometimes it crashes and puts me instantly to login screen and sometimes the game window has like infinite width, just when I try to move the window around it everything crashes.
hodasemi Apr 19, 2018
The newest update fixes the crashes. It is version 1.6 (they forgot to update the folder names).

EDIT: It works until I move the window around, then strange things happen again (random suspend, back to login screen or giant window size).


Last edited by hodasemi on 19 April 2018 at 8:43 am UTC
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