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Oh, that's a bummer. Could you post a screenshot of that so I can take a guess at what could be the problem? Thank you.

Here is the video recorded by me:

Aside from the black surroundings, the game works fine. Ignore the audio and the video speed it is my pc's problem. I use nvidia GT 730 and Intel Dual Core on Debian GNU/Linux.

David Wu SoftDev4 years ago

Wow, you really weren't kidding when you said it was all black!

Umm... I wonder if it is due to low PC specs or Linux itself. To be honest I haven't tested it on anything lower than a first generation Core i5 from 2011 and a dedicated GPU from around that time (GTX560).

R1BNC4 years ago

I also tried it on a older laptop, that has opengl 2.1 (intel graphics 4500mhd) on windows 7 and the enemies and items are not visible but the surroundings were all fine. The enemeies/items are invisible but I can still hit. It also has a linux OS but the game did not work maybe due to lower specs than my PC. On the PC Windows 10 it works fine, it is just the linux build that isn't working.

gregandcin4 years ago (1 edit)

I personally tried this out on my Linux install and everything worked fine. My spec are as follows:

Intel i7-8750H

16GB RAM

NVIDIA GTX 1060 Max-Q

I believe that Unity ships Linux games with OpenGL 4.5 by default, so the GPU needs to support that

David Wu SoftDev4 years ago

Wow, thank you so much for your feedback! I was about to delete the Linux version since I thought it was not usable!

Great to know it works!

R1BNC4 years ago

Thanks for your review, I am currently stucked with OpenGL 4.6 with the Nvidia GT 730. The windows version works fine, it is only this linux version that doesn't.

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